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Thank you so much for your videos. I am grateful that you're taking your time to explain different concepts which makes it really easier for me to understand. Best IT tutorials I've seen!
I'd like to know if you offer online training which I would really appreciate to be part of. I think your channel is like no other, the content you provide and the way you present it is richly enhancing that one can really confidently go into IT field just by watching your videos let alone be mentored by you. Do you offer online course cuz I'd really like to enroll. Thanks for the great tutorials.
Hello. I'm glad you like my videos and my teaching style. I do have some online course on Udemy but I suspect you meant live online course. Unfortunately, I don't have enough free time to offer mentoring or online training. For those reasons I try to answer all of the comments so if you ever have any questions I'll gladly help.
Thank you for this great video. I did notice that you have a DHCP option to click on from the admin tools and I did not, even as the administrator. I am using Windows 11 instead of 10. Is there a different way to reach this setting? Thanks again.
My pleasure. You need install remote server admin tools on both win 10 and 11. Here is how to do it on 11: techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-11/how-to-install-or-uninstall-rsat-in-windows-11/m-p/3273590
When you set the printer to acquire an IP address "automatically" -it will receive the IP that was Reserved for it. That is because DHCP server knows which MAC address (physical address) of the printer is. Imagine this: printer is connected to the network, DHCP server can see the printer. Then gives it the IP address specifically reserved for it.
Thanks for video...is it possible to add a user of active directory to a printer?....for example to configure scanner or protect access to the printer with a account for individual user
Like, restrict printer access? Maybe possible on the print server for the printer properties. But, if you are talking about securing printer jobs... that is called secure print. It's setup on users computer under printer properties (4 digit pin).
Im assuming that setting a static ip on the printer itself or the web based version will create conflicts with the dhcp server if the dhcp server hands out that same ip to someone else. So i think a dhcp reservation would be the best option.
Sir ,very thankful for all the videos.Can you please tell in which order should I be watching that will help me prepare for a tech support role?How much of networking skills are required for beginner level?I am feeling little lost when it comes to networking topics.:(
When it comes to networking this is one of the most common issues in Entry Level IT jobs. However, I have many videos on Help Desk and any of them will have useful information.
Informative as always :) Just curious, do you think your work would let you use their equipment for some of your videos? for instance like the network printers. Easy enough to blur out network addresses, names etc etc. though that would involve you sending way more time in work than you probably want too XD
@cobuman yea makes sense. My work wont even let me take the electronics that are going to ewaste home with me. Just so can tinker with it.. maybe even fix them up.
hi im trying to copy printer drivers from program files of one computer onto a new computer but when I went to add printer I selected "have disk" option to add the driver but i was unsure which file (inf, config?) to use. i know its easier to just go to the website but i want to do this without internet
Hello, you have answered your own question. You need to copy the correct driver, then when you browse by selecting "have disk" you can tell it where the correct drive is copied.
I’m seeing a white vertical line down the page. It’s consistent on page location. I cleaned rollers w alcohol. New toner was added and print aligned. Still there.
I have a question at my office we have toshiba estudio 3005Ac printer and its wired and if i send print jobs using my laptop which is wired it works and if I connect to the wifi and send print jobs it wont print and its on same network Please help me
When your laptop is on Wifi try to ping it by name and ip address. It could be other issues depending on the network setup. As far as I know it could be DNS not working correctly over wifi. Wifi could have print ports blocked. Try to delete and then reinstall the printer when on wifi.
Hello Cobuman, appreciate your videos. I have question! A client whose using M365 subscription with exchange, everytime internal user sends out email to either internal or external, the recepients receive duplicate emails. How to resolve this? Many thanks in advance.
Hello. If all recipients are receiving duplicate emails it could mean that two email accounts are setup in Outlook. Check Outlook account settings and see if there are two of them. You can also rebuild the outlook email profile (from Control Panel) in case there is some kind of corruption going on.
@@Cobuman thank you for your reply. I should have mentioned in my question that high number of users are affected and not limited to few. Once any user from that tenant account send email, recipients receive duplicate emails. Thanks again.
@@yahyakhattab5444 It might be misconfiguration of Azure AD Connect or Exchange settings for the O365 part of it. I'm assuming the old exchange is interconnected as part of migration to cloud. Hard to say without hands on access.
my company uses papercut mf cloud print solution aka “find me” and we add computers by searching directory for “find me azure” its allows staff to print from any xerox in the building using their badge as print jobs are stored centrally. they badge in to release it. were currently having an issue where our vdi-on-thin-client users keep losing their printers when the vdi restarts/shuts down. we havent figured out how to make it persistent in group policy or vmware config. do you have any possible solutions?
Like you said, it would have to be a permanent config change to vdi or forced with group policy upon lunching the instance of vdi... I wish I had a solution for you. I think you're looking at the right places to make the changes.
Hi i know you said you cant afford a printer to explain this but its actually not thay expensive you can easily buy an hp 3830 for example or buy a broken on that cant print. And often if it has wifi/mibile printing it probably already has a embedded web server even on consumer printers!
Hello. Yes, I have some of that stuff. Here is a video on network administration which should be easy to follow: ruclips.net/video/c9ahn7EJMuc/видео.html
whats the difference or advantage with creating a static ip within printer vs ip reservation? ip reservation links the mac to ip on domains dhcp server within a specific scope but why not just manually assign?
It's just easier to manage reservations, rather than having to touch each printer and setup static ip manually for each. For example, a vendor comes through to replace a leased printer... they can just give you the mac address to update the reservation and you are done with it. You don't need to drop everything you're doing to setup and configure the printer, nor they need to be present while printer is being swapped. Same goes for any other network device...
Too wordy. I get lost in your explanation because you go off on tangents. First you say you want static and then you set it up for automatic. I'll keep watching but I'm lost
@@lonerboiiiiiRight. DHCP will automatically assign IPs that will “float” or change. A static IP will help the admin if and when the printer needs to troubleshooting. Admins will already know the address.
So generally speaking printers should always have a static IP address, this makes it easier to manager and devices that try to print to it will have less issues with it because they will always know it's IP address. Now the reason for this confusion is that he is mentioning 2 different ways to achieve the same result:setting a stic IP address. In the first method he uses the printer itself to set the static IP address, as ling as the IP address is in the same range as the rest of the network this works but some people may not like this method because there is a chance of an IP address conflict where some other device maybe assigned the same address I have never seen this happen though. The second and preferred method is to create a DHCP reservation at the DHCP server side, this is often at the router level not but always. Basically you tell the DHCP server to make a special case for you printer by providing it as MAC address and telling it to always assign the same IP address which effectively makes it's static but the print has no idea it has a static IP address because it is only using DHCP as the default but the effect is the same. So you see we have 2 ways to do the same thing, and you only need to choose one. Sometimes you may not have access to the DHCP server / router so setting up a static IP on the printer will work. Whatever method you use make sure to write that IP address down somewhere as a reference.
danke for your video i am Tier ! IT suppport. can you help with Error code 016-768 on a Xerox VersaLink C405 when i try to scan to email it says sender is invalid
This video is very helpful. I never learned this in college. This is why college sucks. They don't teach people the skills that they need in order to do the job. US education sucks ass.
Hello been busy with work these days. i need help with this: "we changed IP address of all printer". all stations in subnet cause the printer except for one PC. when i open settings, that one printer says: "removing device". i hope your video will help
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Thank you so much for your videos. I am grateful that you're taking your time to explain different concepts which makes it really easier for me to understand. Best IT tutorials I've seen!
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I'd like to know if you offer online training which I would really appreciate to be part of.
I think your channel is like no other, the content you provide and the way you present it is richly enhancing that one can really confidently go into IT field just by watching your videos let alone be mentored by you. Do you offer online course cuz I'd really like to enroll. Thanks for the great tutorials.
Hello. I'm glad you like my videos and my teaching style. I do have some online course on Udemy but I suspect you meant live online course. Unfortunately, I don't have enough free time to offer mentoring or online training. For those reasons I try to answer all of the comments so if you ever have any questions I'll gladly help.
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Thank you for this great video. I did notice that you have a DHCP option to click on from the admin tools and I did not, even as the administrator. I am using Windows 11 instead of 10. Is there a different way to reach this setting? Thanks again.
My pleasure. You need install remote server admin tools on both win 10 and 11. Here is how to do it on 11: techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-11/how-to-install-or-uninstall-rsat-in-windows-11/m-p/3273590
8:10 im confused here. isnt a reservation IP the same as the manual? why would it be automatic? unless u misspoke
When you set the printer to acquire an IP address "automatically" -it will receive the IP that was Reserved for it. That is because DHCP server knows which MAC address (physical address) of the printer is.
Imagine this: printer is connected to the network, DHCP server can see the printer. Then gives it the IP address specifically reserved for it.
ohhh, ok. that's a really good tip that probably not a lot of people know about. thank you, good sir@@Cobuman
Thanks for video...is it possible to add a user of active directory to a printer?....for example to configure scanner or protect access to the printer with a account for individual user
Like, restrict printer access? Maybe possible on the print server for the printer properties. But, if you are talking about securing printer jobs... that is called secure print. It's setup on users computer under printer properties (4 digit pin).
It's very helpful and I need more please
More to come.
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Glad you enjoyed it
Im assuming that setting a static ip on the printer itself or the web based version will create conflicts with the dhcp server if the dhcp server hands out that same ip to someone else. So i think a dhcp reservation would be the best option.
I agree.
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Sir ,very thankful for all the videos.Can you please tell in which order should I be watching that will help me prepare for a tech support role?How much of networking skills are required for beginner level?I am feeling little lost when it comes to networking topics.:(
When it comes to networking this is one of the most common issues in Entry Level IT jobs. However, I have many videos on Help Desk and any of them will have useful information.
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I wish you covered how to setup a printer for scanning to email. The dns config always confuses me
Informative as always :)
Just curious, do you think your work would let you use their equipment for some of your videos? for instance like the network printers. Easy enough to blur out network addresses, names etc etc. though that would involve you sending way more time in work than you probably want too XD
No, I've asked them. It's too much of a risk for them.
@cobuman yea makes sense. My work wont even let me take the electronics that are going to ewaste home with me. Just so can tinker with it.. maybe even fix them up.
This video was great.
Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
You're the best!
hi im trying to copy printer drivers from program files of one computer onto a new computer but when I went to add printer I selected "have disk" option to add the driver but i was unsure which file (inf, config?) to use. i know its easier to just go to the website but i want to do this without internet
Hello, you have answered your own question. You need to copy the correct driver, then when you browse by selecting "have disk" you can tell it where the correct drive is copied.
I’m seeing a white vertical line down the page. It’s consistent on page location. I cleaned rollers w alcohol. New toner was added and print aligned. Still there.
Fuser is probably bad.
I have a question at my office we have toshiba estudio 3005Ac printer and its wired and if i send print jobs using my laptop which is wired it works and if I connect to the wifi and send print jobs it wont print and its on same network
Please help me
When your laptop is on Wifi try to ping it by name and ip address. It could be other issues depending on the network setup. As far as I know it could be DNS not working correctly over wifi. Wifi could have print ports blocked. Try to delete and then reinstall the printer when on wifi.
can you do a video on Sage issues
Not sure what that is. Can you be more specific.
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Hello Cobuman, appreciate your videos. I have question! A client whose using M365 subscription with exchange, everytime internal user sends out email to either internal or external, the recepients receive duplicate emails. How to resolve this? Many thanks in advance.
Hello. If all recipients are receiving duplicate emails it could mean that two email accounts are setup in Outlook. Check Outlook account settings and see if there are two of them. You can also rebuild the outlook email profile (from Control Panel) in case there is some kind of corruption going on.
@@Cobuman thank you for your reply. I should have mentioned in my question that high number of users are affected and not limited to few. Once any user from that tenant account send email, recipients receive duplicate emails. Thanks again.
@@yahyakhattab5444 It might be misconfiguration of Azure AD Connect or Exchange settings for the O365 part of it. I'm assuming the old exchange is interconnected as part of migration to cloud. Hard to say without hands on access.
well explained 😊😊👏👏
Do you have a video on PowerShell?
Yes, but it's an older video: ruclips.net/video/G9uQ0Eyy-g4/видео.html
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my company uses papercut mf cloud print solution aka “find me” and we add computers by searching directory for “find me azure” its allows staff to print from any xerox in the building using their badge as print jobs are stored centrally. they badge in to release it. were currently having an issue where our vdi-on-thin-client users keep losing their printers when the vdi restarts/shuts down. we havent figured out how to make it persistent in group policy or vmware config. do you have any possible solutions?
Like you said, it would have to be a permanent config change to vdi or forced with group policy upon lunching the instance of vdi... I wish I had a solution for you. I think you're looking at the right places to make the changes.
Gotta do a "set up universal print with azure" next
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Hi i know you said you cant afford a printer to explain this but its actually not thay expensive you can easily buy an hp 3830 for example or buy a broken on that cant print. And often if it has wifi/mibile printing it probably already has a embedded web server even on consumer printers!
Can teach network course fundamentals to upto advance also need can you provide online classes
Hello. Yes, I have some of that stuff. Here is a video on network administration which should be easy to follow: ruclips.net/video/c9ahn7EJMuc/видео.html
Very useful video
Glad you liked it
Great video again!
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whats the difference or advantage with creating a static ip within printer vs ip reservation? ip reservation links the mac to ip on domains dhcp server within a specific scope but why not just manually assign?
It's just easier to manage reservations, rather than having to touch each printer and setup static ip manually for each. For example, a vendor comes through to replace a leased printer... they can just give you the mac address to update the reservation and you are done with it. You don't need to drop everything you're doing to setup and configure the printer, nor they need to be present while printer is being swapped. Same goes for any other network device...
Thanks you sir...
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WOW, you couldn't find a printer to show it on!
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Too wordy. I get lost in your explanation because you go off on tangents. First you say you want static and then you set it up for automatic. I'll keep watching but I'm lost
Printers should always be static. You don’t want printer IPs always changing.
@@lonerboiiiiiRight. DHCP will automatically assign IPs that will “float” or change. A static IP will help the admin if and when the printer needs to troubleshooting. Admins will already know the address.
So generally speaking printers should always have a static IP address, this makes it easier to manager and devices that try to print to it will have less issues with it because they will always know it's IP address.
Now the reason for this confusion is that he is mentioning 2 different ways to achieve the same result:setting a stic IP address. In the first method he uses the printer itself to set the static IP address, as ling as the IP address is in the same range as the rest of the network this works but some people may not like this method because there is a chance of an IP address conflict where some other device maybe assigned the same address I have never seen this happen though.
The second and preferred method is to create a DHCP reservation at the DHCP server side, this is often at the router level not but always. Basically you tell the DHCP server to make a special case for you printer by providing it as MAC address and telling it to always assign the same IP address which effectively makes it's static but the print has no idea it has a static IP address because it is only using DHCP as the default but the effect is the same.
So you see we have 2 ways to do the same thing, and you only need to choose one. Sometimes you may not have access to the DHCP server / router so setting up a static IP on the printer will work.
Whatever method you use make sure to write that IP address down somewhere as a reference.
39 minutes to explain this? Why not cut to the chase and make it simple?
danke for your video i am Tier ! IT suppport. can you help with Error code 016-768 on a Xerox VersaLink C405 when i try to scan to email it says sender is invalid
It could be bad email server setting on Xerox or bad sender email address.
@@Cobuman thank you i changed the set up on SMTP and corrected the error.
This video is very helpful. I never learned this in college. This is why college sucks. They don't teach people the skills that they need in order to do the job. US education sucks ass.
I hear ya. School has always been by the book. Although, professors with actual IT experience could teach it practically.
Hello been busy with work these days. i need help with this: "we changed IP address of all printer". all stations in subnet cause the printer except for one PC. when i open settings, that one printer says: "removing device". i hope your video will help
Thank you your videos are clear and easy to understand
My pleasure.