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Ultimaker 3 with firmware 4 is not geting IP address. Arp table Incomplete
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· Ultimaker 3 with firmware 4 is not geting IP address. Arp table Incomplete
Check the information using System -> Network -> Connection status.
However, the 169 network is a fallback network when it cannot get a network address from a DHCP server (for whatever reason).
If you can use a direct connection with a PC, setup a DHCP server on the PC. The printer will then get a valid IP address and you should be able to determine the MAC address.
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· Ultimaker 3 with firmware 4 is not geting IP address. Arp table Incomplete
If you just want the MAC address it is in the "System -> Network -> Connection status" menu. (It's shows the LAN or WiFi Mac address depending on the selection on the previous menu)
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Check the information using System -> Network -> Connection status.
However, the 169 network is a fallback network when it cannot get a network address from a DHCP server (for whatever reason).
If you can use a direct connection with a PC, setup a DHCP server on the PC. The printer will then get a valid IP address and you should be able to determine the MAC address.
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