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    How to Find Printer IP Address I 4 Easy Ways To Find It

    Kaushal MalkanBy Kaushal MalkanJune 9, 2022Updated:December 23, 2023No Comments6 Mins Read
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    You need your printer IP address mainly to add new devices. This can be done by adding it under the tab of Hostname, which is further discussed in detail in the article below. Keep reading to find various ways to find your printer’s IP address. Also, learn how to change the IP address for privacy concerns and how to add more devices to your printer’s IP.

    Here is a quick way to find a printer IP address (Windows 10)

    1. Open the Control Panel, navigate to Hardware and Sound, and then go to Devices and Printers.
    2. Right-click the printer and select Properties.
    3. If just three tabs display, look for your IP address under the Web Services tab.
    4. If five tabs appear, you can also look in the Ports tab for your IP address.

    printer ip address

    Now, it is an identifying number specific to a printer or network. If you are connected to the internet, you can print exactly what is being sent to the device with the help of a wireless printer. You don’t need to connect your device to a system to do the same now.

    See Also: Top 8 Best Free Mac Address Changer Tool [2023]

    Ways To Find A Printer’s IP Address

    Here are a few ways to find a printer’s IP Address:

    Finding The Printer IP address (Windows 10)

    Follow these steps to find Printer’s IP Address on Windows 10- Open the Control Panel in your settings > then Hardware and Sound > Devices and My Printers.open the control panel in your settings

    1. Right-click on my printer and click on Properties.printer properties right click
    2. Check the Web Services tab for the printer IP address if only the three tabs appear.right-click on my printer and click on properties

    Or, instead of that step, you can look in the Ports tab for the printer’s IP address if the five tabs appear.ports tab Your printer driver uses a WSD (Web Services for Devices) or TCP/IP port to connect. The tabs will appear in a small window depending on which it operates.

    The Printer’s IP Address Through The Command Prompt (CMD)

    Follow these steps to find Printer’s IP Address through the Command Prompt (CMD)-

    1. Open the Command Prompt by pressing the Windows key and typing CMD simultaneously.run as administrator windows 10
    2. Next, type in “netstat -r” and press Enter. printer ip address
    3. Now you can see a list of devices connected to your computer, including your printer’s IP address.list of devices

    Here is a video for finding Printer’s IP Address Through The Command Prompt (CMD)

    Finding the Printer IP address (Mac)

    Follow these steps to find Printer’s IP Address on Mac-

    1. From your dock, click on System Preferences or the Apple logo on the top left corner of your screen.click on system preferences
    2. Select the Printers and Scanners option.select the printers and scanners option.
    3. From the left-hand column, select the printer.from the left-hand column, select the printer.
    4. Choose your options and supplies.choose your option and supplies
    5. You can find your printer’s IP address on your Mac under Location as a 12-digit number.location having printer ip address

    Here is a video on Finding the Printer IP address (Mac)

    The Printer’s IP Address Using the CUPS Website

    Follow these steps to find Printer’s IP Address using CUPS Website-

    1. Open the Applications folder on the CUPS webpage and then open Utilities.mac-utilities
    2. Open the Terminal folder. terminal
    3. Type “cupsctl WebInterface=yes” and press Enter.type the cupsctl
    4. The CUPS web interface will now be visible and enabled to find the printer’s IP address.the cups web interface
    5. Open Safari and type “localhost:631/printers” into the address bar. You can see your printer’s IP address in the Location column.open safari

    The Printer’s IP Address From The Network Configuration Page

    Follow these steps to find Printer’s IP Address from the network configuration page-

    Most printers can print from the network IP configuration page, which shows the printer’s IP address.

    network configurationCheck the user manual that came with the printer for specific instructions, but this can be done through your printer’s settings or with a long press of a particular button.

    How To Find The Hostname From An IP Address

    You must use a Windows program to query the host to find the Hostname of a computer with a private IP address and no local DNS server.

    Querying DNS

    Follow these steps:

    1. Click the start button to “All Programs” and “Accessories.” Following this action, right-click on “Command Prompt” and choose “Run as Administrator.”run as administrator windows 10
    2. In the black search box that appears, type in “nslookup %ipaddress%,” substituting “%ipaddress%” for the IP address you wish to find the Hostname for.nslookup
    3. Search for the ” Name “ line under where the IP address is entered and note the value next to “Name” as the computer’s Hostname.ip host name

    Without DNS

    Follow these steps:

    1. Repeat the steps for DNS until you reach the point where you select “Run as Administrator.”dns
    2. In the black search box, type “nbtstat -A %ipaddress%,” substituting “%ipaddress%” for the IP address you wish to find the Hostname for.nbtstat dns
    3. Look over the findings and look for the NETBIOS table. Find a row with the type “UNIQUE” and the computer’s Hostname in that row’s “Name” column. netbios table with unique row

    See Also: 14 Best Advance Level Envelope Printing Software | 2023

    Change The Printer’s IP Address

    Follow these steps to change the Printer IP Address:

    1. Type in your printer’s IP address in the web browser.web browser method next step
    2. Enter the printer password and username in the required fields.password setup
    3. Go to the Settings page or Network Page once logged in.
    4. Click on IP Address Configuration. You can also search for TCP/IP or IP Configuration within the page.change ip address
    5. Change your network’s IP address from Automatic/Dynamic to Static/Manual.change to static ip address
    6. Type in the desired IP address of your printer and click on Save on the Settings page.
    7. To confirm the change, close your browser and log in with the new IP address.

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    So, this is how you change the printer’s IP Address!

    See Also: 8 Cool 3D Printing Ideas – Useful Things To 3D Print

    FAQ’s

    How do I find my HP printer?

    To find our HP printer model, please refer to the below video which explains the same in a step-by-step process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viuSH3xK7VI

    How do I manually add a printer?

    Follow the same process as mentioned under the heading of ‘Finding the printer IP address (Windows 10)’ above.

    What are the two methods for connecting to a printer wirelessly?

    Printers connect wirelessly using mainly Bluetooth and infrared interfaces.

    How do I connect my printer via Wi-Fi?

    Please see the link to this video for a step-by-step tutorial on how to do so: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIjghaR5E-o

    How do I find my printer's IP address without a computer?

    Please type in your router's IP address into any web browser > Enter the username and password into their respective fields and hit Enter. Your printer's IP address will be listed under the devices connected to the network.

    Conclusion

    There are multiple ways to find your printer’s IP address. Along with the few mentioned above, you can also use the printer’s menu settings or router to find your printer’s IP address. However, if you opt for the router method, remember that the printer can only connect through the router if the device is already connected to the network.

    You can always contact your printer’s help center or read the manual for further assistance and clarification.

    See Also: 14 Best Random Address Generator Tools in 2023

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