What to do if I have connection issues with my ISP regarding IP addresses on D-Link Print Server?
If you are experiencing connection issues with your ISP regarding IP addresses with the D-Link Print Server, double-check the IP address setting of the internet/print server.
What to do if PC is not on the same subnet as the D-Link DP-802?
If your PC is not on the same subnet as the internet/print server, ensure the PC has an IP address on the same subnet as the internet/print server.
What to do if I have an incorrect ISP login password on D-Link DP-802 Print Server?
If you have an incorrect ISP login password for your D-Link Print Server, use the Telnet or browser configuration program to re-enter the login password.
What to do if I have incorrect ISP login information on D-Link Print Server?
If you have incorrect ISP login information for your D-Link Print Server, double check all ISP login information (i.e., username, password, phone number) for accuracy.
What to do if I have connection issues for network stations on D-Link Print Server?
If you are experiencing connection issues for network stations, double check their IP address settings.
Why is my D-Link Print Server responding slowly with many users?
If you are experiencing slow response times with many users on your D-Link Print Server, it's recommended that no more than 50 users access the internet through the device simultaneously.
What to do if I have printing problems due to unsupported protocol on D-Link DP-802?
If you are facing printing problems due to an unsupported protocol on your D-Link Print Server, reconfigure and use a supported protocol.
What to do if I have difficulty contacting the D-Link DP-802 when using proxies?
If you are experiencing difficulty contacting the internet/print server when using proxies, suspend use of proxies until after you have completed the configuration.
How to dial a special number to access outside lines on D-Link DP-802?
To dial a special number to access outside lines with the D-Link Print Server, include dialing information in the phone number information provided to the internet/print server.
How to reconfigure initial modem commands on D-Link DP-802?
To reconfigure initial modem commands on the D-Link Print Server, refer to Appendix C of this User’s Guide and the documentation provided with your modem.
General| Device Type | Print Server |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | External Power Adapter |
| Protocols | TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, NetBEUI |
| Print Protocols | IPP |
| Compatibility | IEEE 1284 |
| Supported Operating Systems | Windows, Mac OS, Linux, Unix |
| Management | Web-based |
| Ports | 1 x Parallel IEEE 1284 |
Details the warranty terms and conditions for D-Link hardware products.
Outlines the warranty coverage and terms for D-Link software products.
Guidelines for choosing a suitable location for desktop or shelf placement, considering ventilation and environment.
Instructions on how to mount the internet/print server securely on a wall using provided hardware.
Step-by-step guide on how to physically connect a printer to the internet/print server using a parallel cable.
Explains how to configure the print server settings via Telnet or browser interface.
Covers system-level settings, including server name and local LAN IP address configuration.
Defines the unique IP address for the internet/print server on the local network.
Sets the subnet level for sharing with other devices on the network.
Settings for configuring the Wide Area Network (WAN) port, including line type and baud rate.
Enter the ISP's dial-up phone number for establishing the internet connection.
Enter the ISP-assigned username for logging into the internet service.
Enter the ISP-assigned password for completing the internet service login process.
Settings for controlling and managing the print server port.
Configures the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) for automatic IP address assignment.
Explains the Power-On Self Test (POST) and LED error indications during device initialization.
Addresses common issues related to installing the device, including WAN and LAN connectivity.
Discusses issues related to the print server functionality and unsupported protocols.
Troubleshoots problems with connecting stations to the internet via the LAN.
Addresses issues related to configuring client stations for network access.
Covers general operational issues, ISP login procedures, modem commands, and user limits.
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