Get Copier IP

There are many ways you can do this. I'm going to take you through the method we should use with the customer and what you can do if this method doesn't work. This is the most common way of getting the IP Address of a copier via remote connection or the customers computer.
 * 1) Connect with the Customer
 * 2) This means ensuring the customer has given you permission to connect or use their computer
 * 3) Open the Start Menu
 * 4) In Windows 8 there isn't a traditional Start Menu icon. You just need to hit the Windows Key on your keyboard
 * 5) Open 'Devices and Printers'
 * 6) In Windows versions prior to Vista, it is called Printers and Faxes
 * 7) In Windows 8 after you've hit the Windows Key on your keyboard just type in 'Devices and Printers'
 * 8) This can also be done in Windows 8.1 as long as they aren't using the Classic Shell Start Menu add-on
 * 9) Find the Copier
 * 10) If you don't know for sure, ask the customer
 * 11) Right click the copier and select 'Printer Properties'
 * 12) Click the 'Ports' tab
 * 13) Expand the Port column in the table here
 * 14) Scroll down, if needed, to the selected Entry
 * 15) Record the IP address listed for that entry
 * 16) If you see 'IP_(Insert Random IP Address Here)', only record the IP Address
 * 17) Test it!
 * 18) Simply open a Web Browser (Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer) and type that IP in then hit enter
 * 19) If it opens up the web interface, then it is correct!
 * 20) If not, simply try another IP address from the list!

Alternative Method

Using the Customers Computer (remotely or otherwise) Note: Advanced IP Scanner will not report back an incorrect IP Address for a device unless there are multiple IP Address's on a Network Interface Card or if the IP Address was changed after the scan was completed. If the IP of a device is changing rapidly enough, AIS will pick it up and change the IP of that device accordingly, but only while the scan is currently running. In this event it is best to scan the entire scope so as to not miss a jump.
 * 1) Open a Web Browser (Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, Safai, Internet Explorer, etc...)
 * 2) Go to www.advanced-ip-scanner.com/
 * 3) Click the download button
 * 4) When the download finishes, run the download
 * 5) Select Run
 * 6) Select your Language
 * 7) Select the 'Run' radial option
 * 8) This makes it a one time use tool; meaning there is nothing installed on the customers computer
 * 9) Click Next
 * 10) Accept the Agreement
 * 11) Click Run
 * 12) Press Scan
 * 13) When AIS has finished its setup process it will automatically obtain the internal network scope of the computer it's running on
 * 14) If you want to narrow the search to a specific range simply click the range field and enter in the range you wish to search
 * 15) Select your Copier
 * 16) AIS will scan the entered scope and find anything assigned an IP address
 * 17) Most devices will use their manufacturers initials or names, or another unique identifier specific to their manufacturer, in the copiers name
 * 18) These can be looked up on Google if you are unsure of what it is
 * 19) Record the IP Address
 * 20) In the Results tab there is a column labeled 'IP', this is where the registered IP of that device will show up
 * 21) Test it!
 * 22) Simply open a Web Browser (Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer) and type that IP in then hit enter
 * 23) If it opens up the web interface, then it is correct!
 * 24) If not, simply try another IP address from the list until you get to the one you need!