Unbelievable nowadays, but yes there are also other candidates ?
I don't know how familiarly you are with your router, but check it and setup a reserved IP address for your printer. Normally you have to enter the MAC address of the printer and then the IP address you want to use. The MAC address should be shown in the network menu of the printer (I just guess, I am not at my printer at the moment) but you can also see it normally in your router gui. There should be a something which shows you the currently connected devices and there is normally also the MAC address. Some routers makes it also easier, there you just view the list of connected devices and you are able to directly reserve an IP address to it. Depends on your router.
And don't forget, you have to restart your printer to get the new IP address.
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Smithy 1,145
It has nothing to do with your printer or Cura.
You printer asks when starting, your local DHCP service which is in most private cases your router and the router send an IP address back to printer for its use. So depending on the leased time, your printer get the same IP address after a restart or a new one.
Best practice is to reserve an IP address in your DHCP service (router), so the printer gets always the same IP address.
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kmanstudios 1,120
Okee Dokee....thanks for the response and clear explanation. AND!!!!!
It is good to know it is not a UM related issue :) This makes me very happy.
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