I would assume though that if you are not fully using IPv6 on your network (which probably most are not), then you probably don't want the IPv6 or DHCPv6 enabled on your printer. I am not that big of a network guy, just know enough to sometimes get into trouble. My printer is now working great when scanning to network folders. I then went back to the wirless settings and removed my Manual DNS entries. I uchecked the DHCPv6 and checked the DHCPv4 FQDN. Why they would have the defaults this way, I have no idea.
This apparently is the default, because when I was troubleshooting with HP they had me do a reset on the printer which reset it to the default settings. Reading online it everywhere says to disable unused services. I found on my printer in the Ehanced Web Server (EWS) under Network->Advanced Settings->Advanced DHCP Settings that the "Enable DHCPv4 FQDN (in compliance with RFC 4702)" was unchecked and DHCPv6 was checked. SNMP: Enabled LLMNR: Enabled Syslog: Enabled Enable DHCPv4 FQDN compliance with RFC 4702: Enabled SNMPv1/v2 read-write access: Enabled The new printer was working for 1 hour before I decided to take a look at the advanced settings. Business PCs, Workstations and Point of Sale SystemsĪfter doing more of my own troubleshooting, I think I may have a real solution to my problem which may or mat not help you.Printer Wireless, Networking & Internet.
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