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From: Jeff Liebermann <jeffl@comix.santa-cruz.ca.us>
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Subject: Re: How to use netcat to print to a Netgear PS104,105,110 print
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On Thu, 30 Mar 2000 15:54:59 +0100, simon at ccomms dot demon dot co
dot uk (Simon Hobson) wrote:
>Whoopeeeeeeeeee. Port 9100 works with all of them
Could you do me a favour? I couldn't find any useful numbers for the
Xerox N17 printer on their gaudy web pile. If 9100 works, could you
also check if you can telnet to port 23 and/or 2002?
>Especially as I sit closest to the Di620 so I get to use the 62ppm copier
>with all the finishing goodies - though I havn't found the postscript for
>tea making yet ;-)
Tea? My mom used to make me tea when I got sick. Now, I drink tea
and I get sick. Pavlov was right.
>Many, many, many thanks, Simon
One is usually sufficient. Try this for fun:
getmany printer_ip public iso
snmpstat -s printer_ip
If they support SNMP, they should return some interesting info. You
get a page count or set an alarm to warn you when it runs out of
paper. It's also nice for checking the firmware version of
HPJetDirect print servers.
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