We have a customer in Teaneck NJ recovering from Sandy. The good news
is that the power is now restored and their location is fine. Server is
back up and all is good except one important network printer. When on
and all connected, it is spasmodically printing pages of gibberish. We
powered the printer off, disconnected the network cable, turned the
printer back on, printed a test page - okay. Reconnected the network
cable and the gibberish resumes.
Did I mention that there are no print jobs in the queue and that CUPS
has been stopped and started?
I did suggest that the customer try moving the printer to a different
network port before we reboot the server.
Other ideas?
Howard
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