Initiated standard shutdown, Completed standard startup | HP 4250

Initiated standard shutdown (102)

Level: Informational

Category: Administrative

Description: The PSA was shut down safely. This is generally done by using the power button on the front panel or through Restart (in the web interface under Maintenance).

Completed standard startup (103)

Level: Informational

Category: Administrative

Description: The PSA completed startup. The preceding shutdown was a safe shutdown (typically through the power button on the front panel or through the web interface using Restart (in the web interface under Maintenance).

Note: If the administrator's name cannot be determined and is displayed as "None", then it must have been changed using the front panel.

Completed non-standard startup -- followed abrupt shutdown (104)

Level: Informational

Category: Administrative

Description: The PSA completed startup after an abrupt shutdown, perhaps from a power disruption.

Action: Non-standard startups may require the PSA to restore the operating system from a safe copy. If configuration data (for example, networking, printer, and driver settings) is no longer resident on the PSA, use a backup to restore the settings.

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HP 4250 manual Initiated standard shutdown, Completed standard startup

Contents

Maintenance Initial Set UpTroubleshooting General Information HP Print Server Appliance Documentation For Firmware Version Product Introduction Product Overview Product Description Operation and Management Compatibility with Other Non-HP Print Servers Product UpdatesCompatibility with HP Print Servers Page Model Number Product Specifications System Requirements Language Options and Power Cord Requirements Supported Printers Supported ClientsSupported Web Browsers What Ships in the Box Physical Specifications Security Features Safety Certifications Electrical SpecificationsEnvironmental Specifications Supported Web Browsers Accessing the Web InterfaceWeb Interface for the PSA Diagnostics Print ServicesMenu Overview Appliance Status Print Server NameSystem Load Disk Usage Changing the Date and Time System Messages for Date and Time What Ships in the Box Steps for Installation and ConfigurationGetting Started Install printers on clients Back up the settings Installing Printers on Clients For Windows 2000 and XP Clients Bypassing Point and Print For Windows NT Clients Configuring Printing for Unix ClientsConfiguring Print Queues for BSD-like Systems Complete the Add Remote Printer/Plotter screen Configuring Print Queues Using SAM HP-UX SystemsBe sure to check the box Remote Printer is on a BSD System Printing a Test File Lpr -Pprintername filename LED Name Description LEDs Enter and Cancel Buttons Power Button Starting Up and Shutting Down the PSAPower LED Front Panel Display Numeric Keypad Direction ButtonsMaking Entries Messages on the Front Panel Configuring the IP Address Configuring the IP Address Using the Front PanelStarting Front Panel Operation Display Action Display Action Setting or Changing the Front Panel Password Page Rackmount Installation Hardware InstallationDesktop/Rack Shelf/Under-Printer Installation Cable Connections Page TCP/IP and DNS Settings TCP/IP and DNS Settings Subnet Mask Manually specify IP information At a workstation, access the web browser Configuring the PSA Using the Web Interface Microsoft Network Settings Field Name Description Microsoft Network SettingsMicrosoft Network Settings Authentication Automatically Workgroup EnablePrint Server Appliance Name Administrator Password Administrator Name DomainSpecified Membership Microsoft Windows Domain Authentication Features Enabling and Disabling Microsoft Domain Security Adding the PSA to a Domain Administrator Accounts for the PSA Granting Printer Access or Authority to Users and Groups LPD Printing LPD Field Name Description Disable LPD printing LPD SettingsEnable LPD printing from ALL hosts Enable LPD printing from specified hosts Configuring LPD Printing Snmp Traps Snmp SettingsSnmp and the PSA Field Name Description Enable SNMPv3 Snmp SettingsAuthentication Key User Name LogEventCriticalAlert ColdStart Status currentTrapTest SNMPv3 Initial Account Creation Through the PSAs Web Interface Removing the SNMPv3 Account Print Share List Print SharesPrint Shares Option Active Field Description Names ShareStatus Delete Adding a Print Share to the PSA HP LaserJet Printers HP Business Inkjet PrintersHP Color LaserJet Printers Field Names Description TCP/IP and DNS SettingsAdd Print Share of 3 Description optional Add Print Share of 3 Field Names Description Network Places My Network PlacesPage Print Jobs Viewing and Managing Print Jobs Properties Print Share Properties Prevent the print share from being used, just from being Printer Network ConnectorDisplayed in Network Neighborhood or in My Network Places Pause printing from this print share Drivers Field Name Description Printer Driver Print Share Security Print Share Security Select Access TypeDomain Members System Messages for Driver Management Printer Driver Management Com/go/psawhitepapers Client side rendering Psawhitepapers Adding a New Printer Driver New Printer Driver Field Name Description Adding a New Printer Driver Drivers Highlight the driver to install and click New Printer Driver Field Name Description Installing Printer Drivers Resolution Security Warning When Adding New DriversDriver Name Mismatch ScenarioPage Administrator Accounts Configuring the Administrator Account Adding a Local Administrator Account Local Administrator Accounts Confirm Password Field Names Description Administrator Name Deleting a Local Administrator AccountLocal Administrator Password Adding a Domain Administrator Account Domain Administrator Accounts Domain Members Select Accounts from Single Sign-On SSO Basic Authentication Configuring Internet Explorer SSL Certificate SSL CertificatesSSL Certificate Page Viewing the SSL Certificate Requesting a New Certificate Days Creating a Self-Signed CertificateSelf-Signed Certificate Field Names Description Requesting a Signed Certificate from a Certificate Authority Page Installing a Certificate from a Certificate Authority Page Backing Up Network Settings and Printer Information Restore Configuration Successful window appears. Click Resetting the PSA to Factory Defaults Front Panel Upgrading the Firmware on the PSA Restarting or Rebooting the PSAPage System Summary TCP/IP Network Configuration Information Microsoft Network Configuration Information Snmp Traps Information LPD Configuration Information Installed Printer Drivers Information Diagnostic Report System Domain Controllers Printer Status Full Event Log Messages Event Log Button Description Name Buttons on the Event Log Fields on the Event Log Event Log Filters Page Completed non-standard startup -- followed abrupt shutdown Initiated standard shutdownCompleted standard startup Shutdown initiated. UPS battery run time expired Running on UPS battery due to power failureShutdown initiated due to low UPS battery Shutdown cancelled. Normal power restored Category Networking Cannot communicate with any domain controllers Cannot communicate with domain controller Level Error Action Category Security Action Failed Wins name resolution Level Error Category Networking Controller, the PSA will not be able to authenticate users Cannot communicate with any Wins servers Cannot communicate with any DNS servers Authentication failed Level Error Category Security Action Action Page Detected printer problem Deleted printer Changed IP addressAdded printer Changed printer IP address Upgraded firmwareDeleted printer driver Cleared log file Added administrator account Backed up settingsFailed to restore settings from backup file Enabled NT domain authentication Deleted administrator accountChanged Wins server address Changed Windows domain or workgroup name Added account in NT domain Disabled NT domain authenticationEnabled LPD printing for all hosts Disabled LPD printing for all hosts Enabled LPD printing for specified hostsSet NT user capabilities Failed to create NT domain machine account Changed PSA name Failed to join NT domain Security--Administrators Changed DNS server address Removed administrator access from domain accountsChanged time Changed SSL encryption level Installed certificate from a certificate signing authority Installed self-signed certificate Disabled Snmp v1/v2 Enabled Snmp v1/v2 Disabled Snmp v3 Enabled Snmp v3Added destination to Snmp trap notification list Removed destination from Snmp trap notification list Disabled redirection to Https Enabled redirection to HttpsAdded Wins server Deleted Wins server Failed to backup settings Failed to upgrade firmwareAdded DNS server Deleted DNS server Joined NT domain Installed printer driverCreated NT domain account Initialized printer driver Printer driver installation failed Level Error Action Page Add Printer Wizard and Add Driver Wizard System MessagesPage Page Page Installing driver Informational Installing Printer Drivers Page Page Print Shares Page Driver Management Date / Time Microsoft Network Settings TCP/IP and DNS SettingsPage LPD Printing Snmp Settings Joined to domain controllers Administrators SSL Certificate Backup, Restore, Upgrade, and Restart Pages Backup, Restore, Upgrade in progress Cposupport Event Log # Condition Troubleshooting the HP Print Server ApplianceHardware Problems Num. Condition Possible Cause/Solution Configuration Problems To find the PSA more quickly Scheduling tab General tabSharing tab Security tabPage Num. Condition Printing ProblemsPage Initialize the driver for that printer Verify the DNS lookup tables using the following stepsPage Download the latest firmware for the PSA Printer Driver Problems Administrators-Add Domain Accounts page in the PSAs web About the Indicator Lights LEDs Security ProblemsLED Problem Conditions LED Normal Conditions Printing Frequently Asked QuestionsConfiguration Printer Driver Can I use Web Jetadmin to manage my PSA? Power OutagesAnswers Configuration Can I use a hyphen in the PSA name? Can the PSA be configured via TELNET?Can the PSA integrate into a Windows 2000 environment? Is the PSA compatible with non-HP print servers? How are print jobs sent to the PSA? Can the PSA accept print jobs from Unix clients?Can I print in a Novell environment? 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