IP Ports Table
The Lexmark Communication System (LCS) handles all traffic to and from the printer. The applications use TCP/IP to talk to the LCS, which may trigger some firewall software. The TCP port used for communication between applications varies by product.
| Protocol or Function |
IP Port Number |
| Default Print |
(TCP 9100) |
| HBN3 |
(TCP 9100) |
| HBN3 Scan |
(TCP 9100) |
| FTP – File Transfer Protocol |
(TCP 21) |
| HTTP – Embedded Web Server (EWS) |
(TCP 80, 8000) |
| mDNS (Bonjour) – Auto Configuration and Discovery |
(UDP 5353) |
| SNMP V2c/V1 – Simple Network Messaging Protocol |
(UDP 161) |
| SNMP V1 Traps |
(UDP 162) partial support |
| HBN3 HID – Human Interface Device |
(UDP 162) partial support |
NOTE: Telnet sessions using port 9000 are not supported (e.g., c:/telnet <printer's_IP_address> 9000). FTP is supported for flashing files such as firmware, or for testing network connectivity; however, it is not suggested as a path for testing print files.
Related Articles
For information on what driver/software processes utilize these IP ports, click here.
For problems with print and scan, you may view the following article links below:Cannot Print or Scan from the All-In-One Center with Any All-in-One Inkjet Product; Firewalls Prevent Unknown Processes from Functioning
Firewall Preventing Communication or "Communication Failure" Error When Trying to Scan, Print, or Perform a Smart Solution Function
NOTE: It is also recommended to manually search for your specific concerns or error messages.
Still Need Help?
Please contact Lexmark Technical Support for additional assistance. NOTE: When calling for support, you will need to know your printer model type and serial number (SN).
Please call from near the printer and workstation in case the technician asks you to perform a task involving one of these devices.