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03-23-2013 03:48 PM
I just installed my printer (upgrading from an HP CM2320fxi). Everything is working except ePrint/Web Services. The printer is connected directly to my router. It prints from networked computers. AirPrint works from iOS devices. It can scan to e-mail and documents are successfully received by e-mail accounts outside of the network (i.e. it must be connected to and talking to the internet). All router and printer firmware has been confirmed up to date. all devices have been reset and restarted several times. However, if I try to enable HP Web Services to setup ePrint I get the following error message: "Connect error. Check Internet connection."
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12-26-2013 01:55 PM
After struggling with this problem for many months, including numerous phone discussions and e-mail exchanges with HP tech support, they finally sent me a replacement printer. It work as advertised right out of the box. I do not know what the underlying problem was, but the fact is that it could not be fixed with any of the solutions suggested in the discussions on this forum. Apparently, there are HP printers out there with an internet connection defect that has nothing to do with any user-configurable solutions. If you have one, then you are going to need to replace your printer.
I can't thank HP for this. They tried my patience and tenacity for months before offering up the only real solution. They ought to know their products better than this and should have replaced my printer many months ago. That being said, the tech person with whom I had most of my dealings was a nice guy. I expect that he is working under some edict about exhausting all possible tactics before agreeing to replace the unit.
Good luck!
03-25-2013 01:16 PM
Dmhunter,
I would try the steps listed below. Let me know how it goes.
1. Open an internet browser type printer's IP address.
2. Should bring you to the printer's status page.
3. Select the networking tab at the top.
4. Left hand side select IPv4 under wireless.
5. Under DNS address Configuration select Manual DNS Server.
6. For Preferred enter 8.8.8.8
7. For Alternate enter 8.8.4.4
8. Select apply. You might get a warning saying this could interrupt connection that's fine.
9. Turn printer off for about 30 seconds then try again.
03-25-2013 09:41 PM
03-25-2013 09:53 PM