Brother NC-8100h User's Guide
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To configure the Brother NC-8100h for a TCP/IP network, connect the print server to the network and use the Brother BRAdmin Light utility to assign an IP address, subnet mask, and gateway to the print server.
Ensure the network cable is securely connected, verify that the print server and router are powered on, and check that the firewall settings allow the print server to communicate on the network.
To reset the print server to factory settings, locate the reset button on the device, press and hold it for about 5 seconds until the LED indicators begin to blink, then release the button.
The Brother NC-8100h is designed for wired Ethernet connections and does not natively support wireless networking. Consider using a wireless bridge if wireless connectivity is required.
Download the latest firmware from the Brother support website, connect to the print server via a web browser using its IP address, and follow the instructions to upload and install the firmware.
Ensure that ports 161 (SNMP), 515 (LPD), and 631 (IPP) are open on your network firewall or router to allow proper communication with the Brother NC-8100h.
Press the test button on the print server or use the Brother BRAdmin Light utility to print a network configuration page with details such as IP address, subnet mask, and other network settings.
Yes, you can assign a static IP address using the Brother BRAdmin Light utility or by accessing the print server's web-based management interface and configuring the network settings manually.
Check the network connection for any issues, ensure the print server is not overloaded with print jobs, and verify that the latest drivers and firmware are installed for optimal performance.
To secure the print server, change the default password, disable unused protocols, enable network security settings such as IP filtering, and ensure the latest firmware updates are applied.