User's Manual

Online Privacy Statement available by clicking privacy statement at www.hp.com in your language. For HP to
collect any information, Internet access must be available. If you enable this feature, information collected
by HP will be limited to the following items:
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HP Jetdirect product number.
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Firmware version and manufacturing date.
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Model number of the attached printer or device.
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Web browser and operating system detected.
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Local language selections used for viewing.
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Web pages Network communications protocols enabled.
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Network management interfaces enabled.
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Device discovery protocols enabled.
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Printing protocols enabled.
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TCP/IP configuration methods enabled.
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SNMP control methods enabled.
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Wireless configuration methods enabled.
To allow HP to collect data on the use of this product, select the check box. To disable this feature, clear the
check box.
Protocol Stacks
This option lets you enable or disable the various protocol stacks on the HP Jetdirect print server. Many
networks only use a few protocols. For example, the AppleTalk and DLC protocols are enabled by default on
HP Jetdirect print servers, but many networks do not use them. Although leaving unused protocols active will
not harm the network, you might gain the following benefits if you disable them:
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A slight improvement in network performance.
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An additional measure of security and control because each user must access the HP Jetdirect print
services centrally instead of establishing a direct connection. For example, a Macintosh user cannot set
up a direct AppleTalk connection with the printer, but the user can access centralized print services
through TCP/IP or IPX/SPX.
To enable a protocol stack, select the check box next to the protocol stack. To disable a protocol stack, clear
the check box next to the protocol stack.
Proxy Server
Use this option to configure or view the web browser proxy settings on the device (for example, to enable
OXPd 1.6 functionality that requires accessing web sites from a device). You can determine whether or not
the web proxy is enabled. If enabled, the proxy address and port must be set. Proxy credentials may be
provided. A proxy exception list is also supported. The device web browser does not use the proxy for
addresses in the Proxy server exception list.
Following are steps to configure this option:
1. To enable this option, select Manual.
2. Type the URL for the proxy server in Proxy Server.
3. Type the port number for the proxy server in Proxy Port.
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