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vor 9 Jahren
Das liegt daran das die Telekom keine L;sung hat, seit dem ich diesen Bl;den Speedport angeschlossen habe geht naehmlich nichts mehr.
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vor 10 Jahren
Guten Abend hoschie,
es ist ärgerlich, wenn der Drucker nicht so soll wie der möchte - keine Frage. Vielleicht habe ich allerdings auch schon die Antwort auf meiner Hinterhand. Wenn ich nicht ganz falsch geschielt habe, dann ist es ein GDI-Drucker. „Nun, was bedeutet das?“: Bei einem GDI-Drucker bereitet der Rechner (und nicht der Drucker) den Druckauftrag vor. Daher funktionieren diese Druckertypen nicht an den USB-Buchsen an Routern, sondern lediglich, wenn diese direkt am Rechner angeschlossen sind…
Viele Grüße
Stefan
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vor 10 Jahren
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vor 10 Jahren
ich greife das Thema noch einmal auf.
hängt der Drucker im Netz oder via USB am Router?
Wenn im Netz, hast Du feste IP am Drucker vergeben?
Wenn feste IP, kann diese über das Terminal angepingt werden?
Wenn ja -
machen wir mit dem Mac weiter.
Grüsse
Klaus
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vor 10 Jahren
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vor 10 Jahren
Typ A/B/C ?
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vor 10 Jahren
http://www.amazon.de/CSL-Printserver-Druckerserver-Ethernet-Windows/dp/B00CIQFR0C/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1401029377&sr=8-1&keywords=printserver
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