What is the proxy setup and the port

hadi123 wrote:
What is the proxy setup and the port
Could you give a little more detail on your question please.
If you looking to setup a proxy server and port so your printer can connect the printer to HP ePrint, you will often find this setting in the embedded webserver of a printer. Open up a web browser, and type http://<address of your printer> where the address of your printer is an IP address or hostname (such as http://192.168.2.2). From the EWS, there will be a configuration section for HP ePrint, and you should find options for setting the proxy host and port in this area.
I work for HP.

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