HP Laserjet 4100 on ExtendNet XS print server

Morning.
I've connected an HP Laserjet 4100 via parallel cable with an ExtendNet SX ESI6004436 print server. The print server is connectes via ethernet cable with an Airport Express. For Windows there is a software ESI-Tools to handle and install the printer. This tool created the following configuration file:
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Print Server Current Configuration File:
Extended Systems Incorporated
Boise, ID USA
Phone: (208) 322-7800
Technical Support:
Phone: (800) 235-7576
FAX: (406) 587-9170
Current Print Server Settings For: ESI6004436
File Created: Thu Jul 05 23:06:15 2007
System Information:
System Name: ESI6004436
Description: ExtendNet SX
Contact:
Location:
Print Server Information:
Product Name: ExtendNet SX
Product Number: 2841C
Serial Number: 6004436
Hardware Address: 00:40:68:5B:9E:D4
Cable Type: 10BASE-T
Date Code: 9841B
Firmware Version: 5.20a
MIB Version: 2
Network Speed: 10 Mb
Network Protocol Settings: TCP/IP
(Enabled)
Error: Could not Bind IP Address to Ethernet Address, ARP Failed
IP Address: 10.0.1.100
Source: Permanent
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway Address: 10.0.1.1
WINS Server Address: 0.0.0.0
Unsolicited ARP Refresh: Disabled
Timeout Checking: Enabled (300 seconds)
Network Protocol Settings: NetWare
(Enabled)
Error: None
Mode: UNKNOWN
Print Server Name: ESI6004436
NDS File Server:
NDS Tree:
NDS Print Server:
Queue Scan Time: 4.0 seconds
Frame Format: Ethernet 802.3
Network Protocol Settings: Lan Manager
(Enabled)
Network Protocol Settings: EtherTalk
(Enabled)
Node Address: 81
Network Address: FF00
Status: Running
Port 1 Enabled
Printer Name: ESI-Server
Printer Type 1: Kellerdrucker
Printer Type 2: Kellerdrucker
Zone Name: Vosbergs Airport
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In the past I could print on this printer with my MacBook Pro running 10.4.10. But now I had to reinstall my system and forgot the settings of the printer configuration that has worked in MacOS X. So now I can not print and found no configuration that works.
Can some of You help me and tell me how to install this printer properly in MacOS X 10.4.10?
TIA and kind regards, Friedrich
MBP C2D 2.16 GHz Mac OS X (10.4.10) 2 GB RAM

I am struggling with the same problem. I have two HP 4100dtn printers on ethernet. Each has a manually assigned IP address. I can set up the printer(s) just fine in the Print & Fax Preference and Snow Leopard finds the printer just fine when I enter the IP address and chooses the correct HP Driver.
When I try to print, my print job appears in the queue as expected, than an error appears that something about a "bad command". Sorry, I'm home right now and don't have direct access to the printer so I can't give you the precise language of the message, but the gist of the message is that the system tried to connect to the printer to send the print data but the printer does not know how to respond to the command that was sent.
It's as if the firmware in the 4100 just doesn't have something in it's lexicon that Snow Leopard needs. The HP web site is no help. One page I found says the printer is supported (http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&obje ctID=c01664444&jumpid=regR1002USEN ) and another page I found says that it is not supported (http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&obje ctID=c01879014&jumpid=regR1002USEN). The HP on line chat won't let me log in and hold a chat with HP unless I know the Serial Number of the printer, which I don't have here at home.
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