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Only for LBP7200Cdn, LBP5050 Network Model, LBP3310, LBP5100, LBP5300, LBP3500, LBP3300, and LBP5000
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If you are using LBP3500, LBP3300, or LBP5000 with NB-C1 installed in a network environment, the version of the firmware of the network board needs to be 1.30 or later, otherwise the network board does not operate properly. Download the latest update file from the Canon website and update the firmware.
If you are using LBP5300 in a network environment, the version of the firmware of the network board needs to be 1.10 or later, otherwise the network board does not operate properly. Download the latest update file from the Canon website and update the firmware.
If you are using LBP3310 with NB-C2 installed in a network environment, the version of the firmware of the network board needs to be 1.30 or later, otherwise the network board may not operate properly. Download the latest update file from the Canon website and update the firmware.
To change the IP address of the network board, change the IP address setting, stop the ccpd daemon, re-register the printer in the ccpd daemon setup file with the new IP address, and then restart the computer.
If you want to use LBP7200Cdn, LBP5050 Network Model, LBP3310, LBP5100, LBP5300, LBP3500, LBP3300, or LBP5000 in a network environment, and if a firewall is being used for the network system settings, you need to change the port settings for the firewall. Authorize #3756 of the TCP/UDP port to communicate with the network.
For details on the firewall settings from the distributors of each operating system, see the instruction manuals for the respective distributors.
Authorize #3756 of the TCP/UDP port to communicate with the network.
Example: For SUSE Linux
Go to YaST Control Center -> [Security and Users] -> the [Firewall] settings, and then enter "3756" in [TCP Ports] and [UDP Ports] in [Allowed Services] as well as in [External Zone] in [Broadcast].
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