Issue resolved:

The answer was ip changes require you to shut the network down and restart
it.  I added new printers to get around this for the time being as this box
is hit from all over the world and taking it down is almost taboo.

Thanks for all the replies and especially Cynthia for jogging my memory.


"Charles T. Brown" <[log in to unmask]> wrote in message
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> We have changed ip addresses of 3 printers from 155.x.x.x to non internet
> routable 10.x.x.x addresses.  After the changes we can no longer print to
> these printers.  These are remote printers connected through a vpn through
> our wan.  The printers are in the UK and the host 3000 is in Ohio.  To
> complicate matters these printers are not configured as MPE devices, they
> only exist in a product called Spoolmate.  I have changed the ip entries
in
> nmmgr and spoolmate.  Any ideas would be greatly appreciaited.
>
> HP3000 995/600
> MPE/iX 6.0pp2
>
>
>
>

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