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| | finding IP number or something else of network printer for firewall Hi, My firewall blocks my network printer from working,and works fine when the firewall is turned off.So I am wondering how to find the ip address or something that i can add to the firewall rules to allow it to work.?? thanks in advance |
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| | Re: finding IP number or something else of network printer for firewall Hi, In Firewall settings -> Exceptions there is File and Printer Sharing - check if is checked. Besides in Control Panel\System and Maintenance\Administrative Tools in Windows Firewall with Advanced Security console. When you select root item on tree -> properties ... you can select what will be monitored. Marcin Domaslawski "m j o" <mjojomomo@jhdasklfa.com> wrote in message news:e9IaJBrSHHA.600@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > Hi, > > My firewall blocks my network printer from working,and works fine when the > firewall is turned off.So I am wondering how to find the ip address or > something that i can add to the firewall rules to allow it to work.?? > > thanks in advance |
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| | Re: finding IP number or something else of network printer for firewall If the "Network Printer" is "shared" from another Windows computer, the File and Printer Sharing exception should be all you need. If the "Network Printer" is defined as a "local printer", it will be associated with a "Standard TCP/IP Port". You can find the IP address from that port's configuration. 1. Start, Printers 2. right click File, Run as Administrator, Server Properties (respond to prompt) 3. select the Ports tab 4. select the Port that has the subject printer associated with it; click Configure Port... However, the Windows firewall does not usually interfere with printing because the network connection is originated from the Vista computer. What make and model of printer is this? Are you using a third party firewall product? -- Bruce Sanderson MVP http://members.shaw.ca/bsanders/ It's perfectly useless to know the right answer to the wrong question. "m j o" <mjojomomo@jhdasklfa.com> wrote in message news:e9IaJBrSHHA.600@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > Hi, > > My firewall blocks my network printer from working,and works fine when the > firewall is turned off.So I am wondering how to find the ip address or > something that i can add to the firewall rules to allow it to work.?? > > thanks in advance |
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