HOW DO YOU CHANGE ip ADRESS ON PRINTER - Zebra Z6M Plus Thermal Label Printer

Click the Menu button on the printer and scroll to the Network settings to the IP address. You may need to change the IP address to suit your network.

IPv6 is upgraded from IPv4 (Internet protocol).. Its implemented in 1994 this adres is stored in DNS, it is no way connection with the printer, when the printer is connected through lan net work, auto IP adress will assign by the DNS server depend up on the settings.. you can change the desire IP adress with the family range. If the printer is not showing IPv6 adress, system administrator can help you in this regards depens upon their permissions. Selected printer IP adress ahould be with in the family range and no IP conflict definately printer will work..

Connect the machine to a router or a switch with a network cable.
In used mode, under network settings - set the machine to DHCP, so it will get an IP adress from the switch/router.
Print out a network status page, and see if you've got an IP adress.

In the command window on your PC type: ipconfig/all and see the IP adress of your computer. Compare it to the adress the machine got from the router/switch and see if they are almost identical apart from the last digits.

Install the driver, and install the printer using device name, and you should be good to go. Or you can set the IP you got from the switch/router as a static adress, and install the copier using the IP adress.

Hi!

The problem you described can have multiple causes.

But one is more common:

Every device on your home network (wired or wireless) has its own IP adress. Usualy this IP adress is given automatically by the DHCP server contained in your wireless router. When a device is turned off for some time, it can receive when turned on again another IP adress than before.
So, if your printer has no static IP adress (entered by yourself during printer setup), it is very likely that it has now other IP than the address known by your computer. The computer sends the print jobs to the old adress and of course, nothing is printed.

Please check in your printers proprieties the adress of the TCPIP port assigned tom it, and also check on your router's management site what clients are connected to it.
The network communication between the computer and the printer can be checked by issuing a PING command from a command prompt.
e.g ping 192.168.1.***
the numbers are one example of an IP adress.

Please let me know if it helped, if you need more help ask again, I'll be glad to help you to get the problem solved.

Regards,
Bogdan

Use notepad to write the following:
{IP;2,192,168,001,201'}
{IP;3,000,000,000,000'}
{IP;4,255,255,255,000'}
{IS;1,09100'}
{XJ;Termine'}
and print it to your printer
These will change your
IP adress
Gateway
your submask
activate and deactivate the port with an adress at 9100
and at the end display Termin?
respectiveley

1. log into router
2. look at the leases issued by the dhcp server in the router
3. note the ip address assigned to the printer
4. change the lease to be permanently leased to the printer server
5. the print server will have a device name . you should be able to figure out which ip address is assigned / leased to it .
6. You never assign a print server , or server or printer with a temporary dhcp ip address ! hence why you should change the lease of it to permanent .
7. Then it will be assigned the same ip address by the dhcp server .

go to the driver and print the configuration label, if you see the ip adress, just write the IP adress on the browser and you be abel to check the configuration from the printer, it is possible to change some setings from there.

Directly in Zebra, press Setup and 6 time the - .
You see Ip adress, gateway etc...

You can change it but it looks tricky, when scroll for the ip address hit go then use and up and down buttom to change it, you have to change the numbers too by using up and down buttoms after you finish, hit ok.

I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/mustafa_06f84c65ab5cc745

To Me it looks like your printer is set to automatically select an available IP address. If there is no IP available you get the 0:0:0:0 You need a static IP set up for the printer, this will make sure that no one can use the IP. If this is a company printer, get IT to set it up for you. If its your home network you can set this by yourself by either connecting your printer via usb and using the software from HP or if you have an IP you can log into your PC by entering the IP address in the address bar of your browser. You should get the HP page up for your printer. Set the IP from there in the networking section. I hope this helps a little