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This means you have complete confidence that the previously designated IP addresses are trusted by your

organization.

Figure 2-34 Externally Secured

WARNING! If you do not perform these two steps in order, the GUI blocks you from continuing.

Do not use this setting lightly. You will be granting multiple rights, including the ability to send on behalf of

users in your organization, the ability to ResolveP2 (that is, make it so that the messages appear to be sent

from within the organization rather than anonymously), bypass anti-spam, and bypass size limits.

Basically, you are telling Microsoft Exchange to ignore internal security checks because you trust these

servers. The nice thing about this option is that it is simple and grants the common rights that most people

probably want.

2.5.5 Server connection problem using ‘Android’

This message can sometimes appear when trying to enable Enterprise printing on Android mobile devices. To

resolve this error, from within the Android ePrint app, navigate to Settings, and then turn on ePrint. When

prompted for the ePrint Enterprise server information, enter http://FQDN/gd (where “FQDN” = the actual

fully qualified domain name for the ePrint Enterprise server).

2.5.6 HP ePrint Enterprise desktop shortcut does not open after HTTP(s) Port is

changed

This can happen when the HTTP(s) port is changed from its default value, i.e.:80, and 443. To fix this,

complete the following steps:

1. Go to the folder where ePrint is located (usually C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\HP ePrint

Enterprise).

2. Right-click the internet short HP CloudPrint Enterprise, and open Properties.

3. Change the URL from

http://localhost/CloudPrintAdmin/ to http(s)://localhost:<port>/

CloudPrintAdmin/

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