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OK. First I verified thru Wireshark that the racket was still going on Then I stopped mDNS and verified thru Activity-Mon that the entire process was stopped. Then I ran Wireshark capture and still see a continual flow of req-resp between the two. I can't for the life of me recall how I stopped...

Nah ... I'd been mentally complaining that my entire DSL "experience" had been bragging ... which seemed to coincide with a printer upgrade ... and it's just a simple home network ..my Mac usually the only device aside from the printer and the DirecTV interface. I've run the standard...

Thanks for making me think ... and ... actually I first noticed a slowdown in DirecTV downloads via Ethernet and their "On Demand" setup.

Well. ... I eventually deleted the printer; re-added it; and had no SNMP /// then after re-start this morning, I am back to several hundred a minute as seen in a jpeg screen shot here: < http://img385.imageshack.us/my.php?image=picture1lf2.jpg > this is extremely annoying. It's hard to...

that was a good little program. I D/L'd it and ran thru the whole thing, including the complete system/printer reset ... to no avail. While the program says it deleted all user printer files and setups, when I came out of the sys-restart, and ran Wireshark, I still see thousands of SNMP...

It doesn't seem possible. I've tried removing the printer via the CUPS interface also. My Mac insists on sending 30 to 40 requests per second SNMP and gets that many back. per second, form the printer. I'd written to HP support about this a week ago and they, being nice, told me it was a Mac...

Yuh, actually what I meant was that the Mac finds, eventually, the same printer, albeit twice. One listed as through Bonjour and the other as Network. I deleted the printer listed in the Print & Fax preferences ... but there is still another listing somewhere because after a reboot Wireshark...

hmmmm ...when I initially scan for printers, Bonjour is one of the display of the HP-J6480 that appears, the other being the same printer but without the Bonjour in the next column. how would I disable that then?

It seems that my MacBook Pro constantly queries the HP-J6480 printer with SNMP requests of the same kind. macBook gets the same reply and sends it out again at the rate of two per second, forever. There is no Firewall blocking this. I do not have SNMP turned on. This is a simple home...

If I connect my MacBook Pro via Ethernet directly to the Router that sends out the Firewall logs on Syslog, then I get the notifications/Syslog to where I want them on the mac. I have programmed the Router to output to 192.168.254.250, the Mac's addy via Ethernet. This WFM Whereas, I...