
e. Click Advanced on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) properties window
.
f. On the WINS tab, select the option Enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP.
2.2 Printing problems
2.2.1 HP CloudPrint Windows driver was not installed
Verify that your Windows spooler service is enabled and running. When working properly, uninstall and re-
install HP ePrint Enterprise again. It is mandatory to accept the unsigned driver popup during the installation
process; otherwise, the printer driver will not be present in the Windows “Printers” folder.
2.2.2 Unable to print
Verify you can print from the submission test page on the administration console. If this works, check that
there is no error in your device message list while forwarding the email to be printed to the HP ePrint
Enterprise email account. If there is an error:
●
Check the SMTP domains under the IIS administration page on the HP ePrint Enterprise machine, and
verify that the email hostname you set on the policy is listed. If not, it can be added to the domains list
as an alias. Add as many aliases as needed.
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Check your company email server settings (i.e. Microsoft Exchange), and allow email forwarding to your
HP ePrint Enterprise email account (eprint@eprint_hostname). This is not usually needed, as it is
forwarding the email to a hostname on the Intranet.
If you cannot print from the submission test page, and this is not an HP device, you may have to manually set
the printer personality to PCL5, PCL3, and PS, depending on what your printer supports. If this is an HP
device, check your connection to the printer’s IP on TCP port 9100 from the HP ePrint Enterprise machine. Use
the telnet to the printer’s IP to port 9100, and check for connection. The only way HP ePrint Enterprise can
submit the job to network printers is through this port.
4 Chapter 2 HP ePrint Enterprise Server
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