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Drucker an LAN des AP's
Drucker an LAN des AP's
a week ago - last edited a week ago
Tags: #Network Connectivity #Mesh #Printer
Model: EAP650  
Hardware Version: V1
Firmware Version: 1.1.0

Moin moin!

Ich nutze diverse AP's im Omada Verbund. Einer davon (EAP650) hat einen Drucker neben sich stehen, der per LAN mit dem AP verbunden ist.Der AP ist wireless (Mesh) mit einem weiteren verbunden.

Bis vor etlichen Wochen lief der Spaß ohne Murren, doch nun scheint eines der Geräte in einen Schlaf zu verfallen, der es unmöglich macht einen Druckauftrag zum Erfolg zu bringen.

Wenn ich das LAN Kabel einmal ziehe und neu einsteckt, rennt der Spaß meist los.

In den Einstellungen kann ich weder bei der älteren großen Ricoh Maschine, noch in der Omada Verwaltung etwas finden.

Hat jemand eine Intension die mir weiter helfen könnte?

 

 

Lieben Dank und beste Grüße

Frank

 

 

PS: DIe IP ist fix im AP und Drucker und sonst keine Besonderheit.

 

 

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Hello there!

I use various APs in the Omada network. One of them (EAP650) has a printer next to it, which is connected to the AP via LAN, and the AP is connected wirelessly (mesh) to another one.

Until a few weeks ago, everything was running smoothly, but now one of the devices seems to have gone to sleep, making it impossible to successfully complete a print job.

If I unplug the LAN cable once and plug it in again, the fun usually starts.

I can't find anything in the settings for either the older large Ricoh machine or the Omada administration.

Does anyone have any ideas that could help me?

 

Many thanks and best regards

Frank

 

PS: The IP is fixed in the AP and printer and otherwise nothing special.

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a week ago - last edited a week ago

  @Liftboy 

Until a few weeks ago, everything was running smoothly, but now one of the devices seems to have gone to sleep, making it impossible to successfully complete a print job.

If I unplug the LAN cable once and plug it in again, the fun usually starts.

>>>>Which device are you referring to? The EAP or the printer?

Which LAN cable are you referring to? The LAN cable connecting to the printer?

 

 

Here are some suggestions you can try:

Printers, especially networked ones, often have aggressive power-saving modes.

Solution: Access the printer's web interface (usually by typing its IP address into a web browser). Look for power-saving, sleep mode, or energy-saving settings.

Disable Power Saving Mode Completely: As a test, completely disable any power-saving features. If this fixes the problem, you can then experiment with less aggressive power-saving settings.

Adjust Sleep Timer: If you want to keep some power saving, increase the sleep timer to a longer duration (e.g., 30 minutes, 1 hour).

"Wake on LAN" (WoL) Compatibility: Some printers have a Wake-on-LAN setting. While less relevant in your setup (since it's wired to the AP), ensure it's enabled if available. This might help the printer respond to network requests more reliably.

Wish you a happy life and smooth network usage!  >Get the Latest Omada SDN Controller Releases Here< >Experience the Latest Omada EAP Firmware<
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Re:Drucker an LAN des AP's-Solution
a week ago - last edited a week ago

  @Liftboy 

Until a few weeks ago, everything was running smoothly, but now one of the devices seems to have gone to sleep, making it impossible to successfully complete a print job.

If I unplug the LAN cable once and plug it in again, the fun usually starts.

>>>>Which device are you referring to? The EAP or the printer?

Which LAN cable are you referring to? The LAN cable connecting to the printer?

 

 

Here are some suggestions you can try:

Printers, especially networked ones, often have aggressive power-saving modes.

Solution: Access the printer's web interface (usually by typing its IP address into a web browser). Look for power-saving, sleep mode, or energy-saving settings.

Disable Power Saving Mode Completely: As a test, completely disable any power-saving features. If this fixes the problem, you can then experiment with less aggressive power-saving settings.

Adjust Sleep Timer: If you want to keep some power saving, increase the sleep timer to a longer duration (e.g., 30 minutes, 1 hour).

"Wake on LAN" (WoL) Compatibility: Some printers have a Wake-on-LAN setting. While less relevant in your setup (since it's wired to the AP), ensure it's enabled if available. This might help the printer respond to network requests more reliably.

Wish you a happy life and smooth network usage!  >Get the Latest Omada SDN Controller Releases Here< >Experience the Latest Omada EAP Firmware<
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Everything is now running again.
 

I can only describe one solution so far. The EAP650 was connected to another EAP via wifi. A few days later, one of them stopped working and no longer wanted to establish mesh contact. After I reset and reconnected that one, everything is working again. I had already gone through the settings on the Ricoh printer and found nothing there. Setting options via Omada are also manageable for an AP.

 

Thank you very much!

 

Frank

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