Alternative to eprint on non eprint enabled hp prrinters

Is there a prpgram to enable a wired network printer on a lan/wlan respond to mobile device printing cmds?

That depands on your printer model.
Many HP printers allow printing through the HP ePrint mobile app as well.
You may go through the steps below and check if your printer is supported:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01923321&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en
For any issue or for any further help be sure to clarify your printer model.
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Print to your HP ePrint enabled printer from wherever life or work takes you

HP ePrint enabled printers allow for mobile printing and offer these key benefits:
• Print from anywhere to your web-connected printer by sending an email to your printer's email address.1
• With wireless direct printing, you can simply walk up and print from your mobile device by directly connecting to your printer (similar to a Bluetooth® connection).
• HP printers support embedded print from your mobile device—no need to download an app to print (examples include Apple® AirPrintTM and Windows® 8 tablets).
Now your printer can take advantage of mobile printing—it’s easy!
You may need to download a firmware upgrade. Follow these simple steps:
1. Go to hp.com/go/ePrint.
2. Select your printer from the dropdown menu.
3. Click Windows or Mac to download a firmware executable file.
4. Launch the .exe file and then follow the on-screen instructions.
5. To customize your email account, go to HPePrintCenter.com.
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The DHCP range is the range of IP addresses the router hands out automatically as devices join the network. The DHCP range is determined by the router and each brand has a range set at the factory (that can be changed by you).
Your D-link's DHCP default range is 192.168.0.100 to 192.168.0.199. So, outside the DHCP range is .2 to .99 and .200 to .254.
Attached is a handy cheat sheet.
You can change this range by entering the router's settings page - type the router's IP address into a browser, enter the login info and navigate to the DHCP settings area (varies based on router, hunt around).
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Is HP Laserjet 1022N eprint enabled?

Is the HP Laserjet 1022n printer eprint enabled? Is there a nice list of HP printers that are?

Hi,
The HP Laserjet 1022 does not support cloud services as ePrint.
You may find any supported printer for ePrint in the following document:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c02814760&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en#N1311
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Ideas in calling a non RFC enabled FM from another system

Hi guys,
I have a request to check the status of the background jobs in miscellaneous systems in the landscape. I'll probably use FM BP_FIND_JOBS_WITH_PROGRAM. The thing is this function is not Remote-Enabled and I need one which is. My idea was to create one RFC-enabled with more or less the same parameters, inside just calling the standard one. I'm not really convinced this is the best approach so that's why I'm asking: is there a better way to do this, any ideas?
Best regards,
George

Function module BP_FIND_JOBS_WITH_PROGRAM either does not exist or is not RFC-enabled.
No proxies for non RFC-enabled functions.
Even if it was allowed, then I would have to find out how to consume web services from my ABAP report and everything... sounds interesting but as with all programs this needs to be delivered on time.

Intransit Shipment (IOT) from WMS Enabled to Non-WMS Enabled Org

Hi All,
When performing Intransit Shipment (IOT) from WMS Enabled to Non-WMS Enabled Org, we are not able to Ship goods which are lying in LPNs.
As a work around, we are unpacking them and shipping. But this will not work in the long run for the client as it consumes more time.
Any inputs on this will be highly appreciated.
Regards,
LS
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Intransit Shipment from WMS Enabled to Non-WMS Enabled Org

Hi All,
When performing Intransit Shipment (IOT) from WMS Enabled to Non-WMS Enabled Org, we are not able to Ship goods which are lying in LPNs.
As a work around, we are unpacking them and shipping. But this will not work in the long run for the client as it consumes more time.
Any inputs on this will be highly appreciated.
Regards,
LS

Hi all,
in my project requirement its exactly opposite.
we need to pack multiple sales orderlines into one LPN and need to receive the LPN into destination warehouse
NOTE: source ware house is non WMS enabled
Destination warehouse is WMS enabled
Can you please let me is this support by oracle
Thanks &Regards
R

RAC enabled database binaries vs non-RAC enabled binaries

We have a 5 node cluster in which we will be installing Oracle database binaries onto and creating Oracle databases on, some of which will be standalone and most of which will be RAC enabled.
Is there a difference in 10g RDBMS binaries that are "cluster enabled" versus a single node 10g binary install? Can non-RAC enabled databases use the same set of RAC enabled database binaries? I don't want to install two Oracle home's....
Hopefully that question makes sense. Thanks in advance for your input.

(build1):/u01/oracle/product/10.1.0.5/dbrac/rdbms/lib> sqlplus "/ as sysdba"
SQL*Plus: Release 10.1.0.5.0 - Production on Mon Jun 22 11:28:56 2009
Copyright (c) 1982, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.
Connected to:
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.1.0.5.0 - 64bit Production
With the Partitioning, Real Application Clusters, OLAP and Data Mining options
1* select * from v$option where PARAMETER like '%Real%'
SQL> /
PARAMETER VALUE
Real Application Clusters TRUE
(build1):/u01/oracle/product/10.1.0.5/dbrac/rdbms/lib> nm -r libknlopt.a | grep -c kcsm.o
0
(build1):/u01/oracle/product/10.1.0.5/dbrac/rdbms/lib>
Well, this is a RAC database on AIX so not sure whether checking only libknlopt.a is enough on AIX.
I did not good answer from Oracle support also regarding same question.
I know, if I have RAC DB Binary installed and want to convert to Non RAC, you compile with rac_off option or even set cluster_database to false.
While confusing part is whether Reverse is TRUE i.e. if you have NON RAC DB Binary and then you relink with rac_on option and now you have RAC enabled true. I am not clear on this statement.

Repeating events and calculations in a non-resource enabled calendar?

I've got a non-resource enabled calendar containing a combination of repeating events and individual events. There is a list of rooms that can be booked for an event.
Is there any way to tell - for any particular time frame - if a room has already been booked?
Let's say you have meeting rooms 200-205.
There's a meeting this Friday in room 200 from 1-5. a meeting in room 201 from 2-3 and a meeting in 202 from 2-7. Is there any way to tell what rooms are free from 5-6?
There are some complications using the resource calendar so we've got to stick with a regular calendar.

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Select the instance. Edit/Copy, then Edit/Paste. The copy is now an independant event, rather than an instance of a recurrence, and can be independently edit, moved etc. You can delete the instance from which you have copied - you will of course get the usual message about deleting all future events in the stream.
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Are ReplicatedCache entries stored even on non-storage enabled members?

I noticed some unexpected behavior in my program:
* I have a ReplicatedCache defined in my application
* I have 1 localstorage enabled JVM and 2 non-storage enabled JVMs
* When the storage node crashes, the 2 other JVMs received a message to do some processing. Those 2 non-storage JVMs tried to invoke NamedCache.values() on the ReplicatedCache
** To my surprise the values() returned the correct data even though the storage node had crashed
** The Coherence doc describes ReplicatedCache as "A replicated cache is a clustered, fault tolerant cache where data is fully replicated to *every member* in the cluster"
* Does "every member" include non-storage enabled members too? Or is this a ReplicatedCache bug?
* Does a NearCache also support this "feature"?

Hi Aswin,
Yes a replicated cache stores the same data on all nodes regardless of whether they are storage enabled or not.
Near caches will only hold values that have previously been accessed via a get or getAll etc. I am not 100% sure but I suspect you get an error if you try to get from a cache with near caching on a storage disabled client when the storage enabled server has gone even if the data is in the near-cache part.
JK

Data transfer from version enabled schema to non-version enabled schema

Hi,
This is Kumar and I have two identical schemas on different databases. One which is version enabled and having data in it *(mainschema)* and other one is brand new schema which is not version enabled and empty *(newschema)*. I need to transfer data from mainschema to new schema and Im looking for best way to do this task.
Can anyone suggest me how to transfer data from version enabled schema on one database to non-version enabled schema on other database. Please let me know if further information is required.
Regards,
Kumar

Kumar , The FROMUSER and TOUSER capabilities of the Oracle Database import utility are also not supported with version-enabled databases.
Hope the following helps resolve your issue (3rd post).
Moving version enabled table between instances
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Using MBAM with Non-TPM Enabled Systems

We have locations within our organization where systems enabled with TPM chips are not allowed. For these systems we are looking at using the USB flash drive option for booting the system and unlocking the encrypted drive. We do
have other locations within our organization where TPM enabled systems are allowed. For these systems we are using the TPM chip and storing the recovery key information in MBAM. My question is, can the recovery keys for those systems that are non-TPM
enabled be stored in MBAM so the drives can be recovered if the USB flash drive is lost?

USB Key only is not listed as a supported authentication method for MBAM. On devices without a TPM, the password protector is recommended. See
Planning for MBAM 2.0 Group Policy Requirements.
MBAM supports the following types of BitLocker protectors for operating system drives: Trusted Platform Module (TPM), TPM + PIN, TPM + USB key, and TPM + PIN + USB key, password, numerical password, and Data Recovery Agent. The password protector is supported
only for Windows To Go devices and for Windows 8 devices that do not have a TPM. MBAM supports the TPM + USB key and the TPM + PIN + USB key protectors only when the operating system volume is encrypted before MBAM is installed.

7600 / SUP720-3BXL - mixing fabric and non-fabric enabled line cards

Dear All,
I am having to mix fabric and non-fabric enabled line cards on a single chassis.
These are my line cards:
WS-X6704-10GE
WS-X6408A-GBIC
WS-X6148-GE-TX
What's the maximum expected throughput in running with mix fabric line cards ?
Also, what will be the optimal and the recommended switching mode to run (truncated vs. bus-mode) ?
Any inputs will be greatly appreciated.
egards,
ZH

hi!
The maximum throughput will depend on the ingress and the egress card for the traffic. i.e. If the traffic is coming on the fabric enabled card and going out on the same, then the throughput is would be equal to the fabric card ( 20 gbps duplex). But if there is a non fabric card either in the ingress or egress path, then the throughput would be limited by the non-fabric card.
As for the mode to run in, I dont think you would have to worry on that as a fabric card would default to truncated mode where-as the non-fabric cards would run in the bus mode. This works fine, as if the ingress to egress is a fabric card, only the header is sent to the superviser for processing using the tuncated mode and the packet is just sent on the fabric directly to the egress port.
If there is a communication between fabric-non-fabric cards, then the fabric card still uses truncated mode to get the packet processed by the L2/L3 engines on Superviser and then if the egress is a non fabric card, then the packet is sent over the fabric to the superviser. From there the packet is sent to the egress over the bus.

Extractor Non delta Enabled

What if the extractor is not delta enabled?
How do we work it out in process chains..say if I use the full infopackage and DTP in the Process chain the full data will be loaded again and again...is that a problem?
To overcome this if we use infopackage selection we need to go change it daily isn't it not sure though..!
Can anyone give some good ideas?

Voodi,
We are just in development now ( its an implementation project ), so I need to know what exactly we follow if there is a non delta enabled extractor being mapped to a cube directly via transformation.
So far I can make out : Create only one infopackage (full) and one DTP (full) and add the same in process chain?
Now if thats the case wont my data double up everytime we schedule the chain?
Please advise.
Thanks.

Sudden onset issue with eprint & enabling any app or web services

Hello everyone,
I have a case in with HP, and have spent 4+ hours on the phone with the eprint support folks and the corporate support folks. Unfortunately they are now gone for the weekend, and I am still stuck here with a nonfunctioning system - and need to leave this weekend on business (need a functioning business printer!)
I am hoping someone here can help.
I have a x576dw MFP
Connected hardwired to a Netgear router
Worked great with eprint services (configured and printing daily) for 1+ month
11pm last night I sent several jobs to the printer and noticed today they weren't there. I checked the printers web print server, and found that the IP settings had not changed (of course) from when it worked the day before. The same IP, same DNS, same default gateway etc.
I ran through all of the scenarios/fixes I could find online, from changing to wireless and testing, changing to wired and testing with DHCP, changing to wired & testing with static but a different IP outside of the DHCP range, changing the router that the printer sits on (I have 3 routers), changing the link config, changing the primary and secondary DNS to only be the two Google addresses (8.8 and 4.4), etc etc etc.
ePrint ran through (frustratingly) exactly the same steps with me and decided it was a printer issue. They handed me off to the corporate guys who (of course) wanted to do yet exactly those same steps. I did just to get through it.. (note I can print fine on the LAN from all routers), and at the end the support tech told me to try a restore to defaults and start over again.
Did that (gr) - same error. When I go to even enable eprint or apps it says "Web Services could not be enabled." I get the same error on the web interface for the printer.
Help! Im at a total loss here and HP wants to blame the eprint team, the eprint team wants to blame corporate solutiosn HP!
(Other notes.. I did check firmware, it's up to date. I did check web software, also up to date)
Frustrated tired business chick!
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Hi, Excited that we got it working.
I'll contact you about getting the failed unit back from you. We are going to have it sent to an R&D Facility.
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Change owner of HP eprint enabled printer

I was forced to change my Google account name (it was an old account) when I signed up for Google for Education. The old account was deleted and this was the account that was associated with my HP e printer. I cannot access the printer via a Chromebook now. I see "account was deleted and no longer recoverable" when I try to sign in with the old account
I see the owner of the printer on the HPConnected site is the account that was deleted. I need to be able to delete the owner of the printer and use my new account for ownership.
Thank you
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Hi @nanielee,
Welcome to the HP Support Forums. I understand that your HP printer was added to an old Google account that has been deleted.
To reclaim the printer you will need to disable then re-enable the web services on the printer. You will need to setup ePrint again. If the printer had a customized ePrint email address, you will need to create the printer a new customized ePrint email address. I have included the Remove ePrint and HP Printables in HP Connected document to walk you through disabling the web services.
To setup ePrint again I have included the Getting the Printer Claim Code document and the Setting Up a Custom Email Address for HP ePrint document.
Once ePrint is setup again, you will need to add the printer to your new Google account. I have included the Using Google Cloud Print with your HP Printer document for reference, as by the sound of things you are very aware how to do this step.
Please let me know the outcome.
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