Mike said:
> Even though it is an IP printer, you have to be on the same subnet as
> the printer for it to work.
>
> According to Canon, this is because it is using an USB over IP protocol.
Good solution, Mike. That sounds like an excuse from Canon; it sounds
like a bug! IP ought to be IP, right? Is its TCP stack broken or what?
I had a Xerox that didn't have that particular limitation (one of the
early solid inkers), but it did fail completely with any mask other
than /24.
What I ended up doing for that printer, and what might also work in
this situation, is NAT on the gateway, on inbound traffic -> printer.
jermudgeon
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