Hp laserwriter 5000 printer moved to new ethernet o

i have an hp laserwriter 5000 printer connected to a network of 6 old macs OS 10.6. and it prints perfectly from all 6. But when I moved it to another ethernet wall outlet, now none of them can print to it. Moved to a third ethernet outlet and still none can print to it. The ethernet outlets work fine on all the other printers and they work fine on this printer as long as I connect it back to the original ethernet outlet.
how can I fix this? the printer has its same IP address, nothing changed. appletalk is on.
I open the print menu, select the printer and click print
then I get this message:
Starting job
then about 5 sec later, this,
attempting to connect to host 10.0.1.194 on port 9100
and then after about 60 seconds, I get this message:
unable to connect to printer (retrying in 30 seconds) Operation timed out.
delete the job, reboot computer, open simple text file to print and go back to the print menu and try again
this time get this message:
Network host 10.0.1.194 is busy; will retry in 15 seconds
when I go into the print & fax preferences window I see the printers listed , boxes check, in the menu.
The config page of the printer at the original ethernet connection prints a BOOTP/DHCP SERVER number but when I connect it to another ethernet wall outlet it omits that line on the config page. Do I need to set that address? How? THANKS FOR YOUR TIME AND HELP.

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