Bonjour
Configuration > Network > Bonjour

Make settings related to Bonjour (Rendezvous).
Some items are for reference only and cannot be changed.

Note

• Bonjour (formerly known as Rendezvous) was launched upon the release of Mac OS X 10.4.
• Settings made here relate to the following interfaces:
  Ethernet and wireless LAN.
• These settings can be made only when you are logged on as Administrator; otherwise, the machine's current settings for each item are displayed.

Bonjour

Select whether Bonjour for the device's interface boards is active or inactive.

Ethernet/Wireless LAN/Ethernet + Wireless LAN

[Ethernet], [Wireless LAN], or [Ethernet + Wireless LAN] appears depending on the interface board installed.

Local Hostname

Displays the Bonjour host name.
This indicates the host name of the network interface board or wireless LAN board, to which ".local" is appended.

Note

• The Bonjour name may consist of the IPv4 host name followed by a hyphen and number, for example: IPHostName-2.local. If two or more devices with the same host name are connected to the same LAN, a sequence number is appended to the host name.

Details

These settings are common to the network interface board and wireless LAN board.

Computer Name

Enter a name to identify the device using Bonjour, using up to 63 characters.
The default is the manufacturer's name followed by the device model.

Location

Enter the device location, using up to 32 characters. This item is linked to [Location] on the [Configuration] - [Device Settings] - [System] page.

Print Order Priority

DIPRINT, LPR, IPP

Enter the priority for each protocol type, between 0 and 99. The lower the value, the higher the priority.
The default is 10 for [DIPRINT], 20 for [LPR], and 30 for [IPP].

Buttons

[Refresh]

Click to update the currently displayed information.

Note

• Before making the settings, click [Refresh] to obtain the machine's current status.

[OK]

Click to apply the settings.

[Cancel]

Click to cancel the settings.