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You could register them on the campus DHCP by using MAC address cloning - either take a linux machine, reset its adapter MAC address using the command line / GUI, and register it with DHCP, or use a NAT router/firewall set up to clone the MAC address of the printer. ---- Jack Kramer Computer Systems Specialist University Relations, Michigan State University w: 517-884-1231 / c: 248-635-4955 > From: Gary Schrock <[log in to unmask]> > Reply-To: Gary Schrock <[log in to unmask]> > Date: Mon, 30 Nov 2009 15:07:37 -0500 > To: "[log in to unmask]" <[log in to unmask]> > Subject: [MSUNAG] changes in access to 35.15 from wireless and vpn? > > Out of curiosity, I'm wondering if anyone has noticed any changes to > whether wireless (using the MSU Wireless and/or MSU Wireless Guest) or > vpn can access the 35.15 block of ips? I know the 35.15 has > restrictions on what it can access going out, but I'm pretty sure at > least up until recently, we could get to them from the wireless and vpn > connections. > > Reason for asking: rather than chewing up a bunch of ip addresses for > printers, we've tended to leave them on the 35.15 address they get, and > at least up until recently, that has seemed to not cause any problems. > (And for machines in the 35.8 range, it looks like they still work > properly). However, and I'm not entirely sure when this started, lately > it seems that users that I have on wireless have had issues getting to > these printers. > > So basically, I'm just kinda wondering if I'm going to have to break > down and give these printers static ip addresses (unless someone knows > of a way to register them on the campus dhcp?). > > Thanks, > Gary