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12-05-2013 11:34 AM - edited 12-05-2013 11:36 AM
Hello,
I bought a new HP Laserjet P1102W printer. I'm trying to connect it to the web services for HP ePrint sevice but it shows me a error "Connection failed check your internet connection". I've tried all the mentioned solutions such as changing to manual and static IP etc. My AirPrint feature works perfectly. I'm Mac user operating system OS X 10.9, i've also updated the firmware. I live in Pakistan.
Help please!!
12-06-2013 01:25 PM
Hi Komael,
I'm sorry that you are having an issue getting your ePrint feature setup on your Laserjet P1102w.
to better assist you, would you please provide some further information:
- How is your printer connected (USB cable, ethernet, or wireless)?
- Have you applied the latest firmware update?
- Have you run the latest Apple Software update for HP Printers?
Thank you.
Regards,
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12-06-2013 02:55 PM
Hello, Happytohelp01
I've connected the printer wirelessly.
Yes when i installed the drivier for mac from the CD it automatically updated the firmware. i also tried to look for manual update on HP's website but i guess they dont have firmware updates for MAC.
Yes my software is uptodate.
Additional Information,
Firmware Datecode: 20120814
Software driver version: 20120821
they are different but it says uptodate, is there a way i can get the latest firmware update through HP's website or any other link?
Best regards.
12-10-2013 10:36 AM
Hi Komael,
Thank you for the additional information, I appreciate it.
I have included a link to the firmware update utility. It is for Mac 10.8 but will work for your Mavericks system. That should bring up to date with your firmware. Once the firmware is up-to-date you should be able to access the Web Services tab on your embedded web server to enable ePrint.
HP Laserjet P1102w Firmware Update Utility
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01-25-2015 08:56 PM - edited 01-25-2015 09:08 PM
Hi there. I'm trying to set up my new HP Envy 4500 web serivces, and I keep getting the "Cannot connect to the server" error.
1. I have the printer manually set to a static IP address outside the range where my router assigns IP addresses.
2. I have made sure that the subnet mask is correct (255.255.255.0)
3. The gateway is set to the address of the router on my network.
4. The DNS servers are set to Google's (8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4).
Still can't connect. Any suggestions?
This is pretty frustrating. This is my fourth HP printer in about 20 years, and my second networked one, and this is the first time one of them hasn't worked out of the box. Also, for some reason, the black cartridge isn't printing. Disappointing.
Rubin
08-10-2015 11:29 AM
When I bought it I set up instant ink and received ink as scheduled no problem. Recently and for no apparent reason, I have received emails warning me that my printer is not connected to the Internet. However when I check the machine and print a config. page it tells me everything is fine -"your printer has access to the Internet" I tried to follow some of the advice posted already but none of the IP addresses on the configure page connect me to it. I'm a bit fed up - HP are still taking my money each month but I'm about to run out of ink!
08-12-2016 07:36 PM
I ran into this problem and NOTHING worked until I recognized that the serial number for the printer was
blank on the web interface. As such, the attempt at installation failed everytime no matter what I did.
I copied the printer's serial number from its label, and then followed the instructions in this article:
Searhing for "Jacob Salmela" and "Change The Serial Number On HP Printers Using Printer Job Language And netcat (or ftp)" should be able to fix the issue.
Once the serial number was in, web services could be enabled, and more importantly, installation of drivers using HP's Print and Scan Doctor" finishied appropriately and installed the HP ToolboxFX tool.
I assume that HP can provide a fix like this, once they verify the problem.
Hope this helps others with the same problem.