Canon IJ is a network tool that allows you to manage and control systems. It also provides a method for setting up your cameras and other devices on your network. Canon Ij Network Tool is a utility that enables you to display and modify the machine network settings. When you change the network settings or connect the machine to a different network, re-configure the network settings of the machine.
Canon IJ Network Tool User Manual
The IJ network tool is a utility that enables you to display and modify the machine network settings. When you change the network settings or connect the machine to a different network, re-configure the network settings of the machine.
This program can be used in several ways:
- You can use this program to configure your computer's Internet connection;
- You can also use it for troubleshooting problems with your computer's Internet connection; 3) And lastly but not least, 4) It's also possible for this application to work as an all-in-one solution when installing software on your computer!
To display and modify network settings, use Canon IJ Network Tool. It can be run from the Start menu on Windows platforms, but it can also be run via command line on any computer which allows to use it easily in scripts. To start Canon IJ Network Tool:
- Click Start > All Programs > Canon Inc. > Accessories > Remote Utilities > Canon IJ Utility (IJU). The program window appears with two tabs: Networking & Security Settings and Machine Settings.
The following functions are available from this tool
- Displaying the IP address of your printer
- Changing addresses like Print Server information (host name, TCP/IP port number) and IP address
- Registering or deleting printers on a network
- Enabling or disabling Bonjour
You can also use this tool to check for errors with the network connection (ping).
Displaying the IP address of your printer.
You can find the IP address of your printer in two ways. The first is by using a browser on your computer, and the second is by using the Canon IJ Network Tool on a remote computer. To display the IP address in Windows 10:
- Open Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center (if you're using Windows 8 or 8.1, click Start > Settings).
- Click Change adapter settings under View active connections or select one of these options: Local Area Connection or Wireless Network Connection if you have wireless networking enabled; Ethernet Cable if you don't use wireless networking; Dial-up Modem or ISDN BRI if you only have dial-up access to the internet through an ISP that uses ISDN technology (ISP stands for Internet Service Provider); DSL/Cable Modem(DSL stands for Digital Subscriber Line while Cable Modem means cable modem). The message will say something like "Your computer name:" followed by something like "ComputerName." Make note of this text string so that when we get back into Canon IJ Network Tool Setup later on down this page, we'll know exactly which one it says!
Changing addresses like Print Server information (host name, TCP/IP port number) and IP address.
You can also change the IP address and host name of your printer. The IP address is a series of numbers, letters and dashes that tells other computers on the Internet where to send data sent to your computer. Your computer uses this information when connecting with other computers (like a print server).
Your default printer's IP address is 192.168.0/24, but if you're using a different subnet than this one it will be different from what I've listed here as well as having more than 24 subnets in between them (192). This number will change depending on what router or modem you're using; however, we'll just use ours for now because it's easier!
The hostname is how people refer to each device or piece of equipment within our network so they know exactly who they are talking with when they want something printed out somewhere else outside our network (like at work). You could have multiple printers sharing an IP address under one hostname like “printer1” or “printer2” but only one may actually exist at any given time since we're just testing things out right now!
Registering or deleting printers on a network
Registering or deleting a printer on the network is simple. Simply go to the printer’s Control Panel and click “Add Printer”. You can also use the Canon IJ Network Tool to manage your network printers from this location as well.
Enabling or disabling Bonjour
Bonjour is a protocol for automatic discovery of services and devices on a local network. It allows for the discovery of printers, scanners, and other devices on a local network. Bonjour can be enabled or disabled in Canon IJ Network Tool. To enable it:
- Click on "Network" tab > right-click on the desired device name and select "Edit..." from pop up menu (or press CTRL+E)
- Select "Bonjour" option from left pane
- In right pane choose whether you want to turn off Bonjour or leave it as it is by selecting one of these options: Off/Disabled/Enabled
Checking for errors with the network connection (ping)
You can use Ping to test the connection between your computer and a remote host. A network server responds with its IP address and other information if it receives an ICMP echo request from your computer. Ping works by sending packets out on the network, then listening for packets from other computers that have responded. If you haven’t sent any outgoing IP packets yet, you won’t get anything back until you do so!
You can change printer's setting using Canon IJ Network Tool
If you change the printer's settings using Canon IJ Network Tool, it will be applied immediately. You can change printer's setting using Canon IJ Network Tool:
- Viewing information about the machine and its network connection.
- Disconnecting from a network connection.
Conclusion
Canon IJ Network Tool is a utility that enables you to display and modify the machine network settings. When you change the network settings or connect the machine to a different network, re-configure the network settings of the machine.
References: ij network tool Setup
