SOLUTION for c310 going offline

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Hello, all you unhappy C310 users,
I read a lot of posts about the printer going offline, since i had the same problem. It's unbelievable that HP hasn't solved this issue. Apparently they don't read the forums themselves. For me, however, I found a solution for the problem:
You should reserve a DHCP IP adress for the printer in your router, by entering the MAC adress.
For an Airport station: open Airport configuration app - Internet tab - DHCP - DHCP reservation - hit the + - enter printername - continue - enter printer MAC adress - enter ip adress - ready!
My printer hasn't gone offline since I got this working. Can print from iPad, iPhone, iMac and PC without a hassle.
Hope this will work for all of you
Regards
Wayflife

This also worked for me. Thanks!

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