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Printer Connectivity Issue

brentz
Level 1
Level 1

I have 2 network printers that are connected to 2 different switches on the same VLAN.  The users on local subnet can access these printers just fine.  Users on a remote subnet cannot access these printers unless someone on local subnet accesses these printers.  They are connected to 2960S switches.  They 2960's are connected via a 4570 as the core switch.   No other devices on these switches have this type of connectivit issues.  Could this be a ARP or MAC address table issue on these switches?  Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Brent              

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Jeff Van Houten
Level 5
Level 5

I bet proxy-arp is enabled on the vlan svi that these devices are connected to.

Make sure both the subnet mask and the gateway address defined on these devices are correct.

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Sorry I forgot to mention that all network settings are correct on the printers

Jeff Van Houten
Level 5
Level 5

Are there any other devices on this vlan other than the printers? Are you running vtp? Do the 2960s see the vlan as in sh vlan brief?

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One more thing. Have these devices been rebooted since the network settings were input?

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We are running vtp on these switches.  There are computers on these switches.  They do not have issues.  The printers have been powered off and on since we stared having this issue.  The 2960's see the vlan.

Thanks

Andrew Clark
Level 1
Level 1

Are both printers and work stations on the same VLAN?

They are on the same VLAN.