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You could also try changing the "SNMP Community String" on your Brother printer and see if your "consumption history" stops. https://help.brother-usa.com/app/a

• jabroni_salad 3y ago
  This is the real solution. Pretty much all printers accept read/write from public by default and share a lot of info about themselves. Any program on your computer could do this if it wants, the only surprise here is that it took this long for anyone to bother.
• Ajay-p 3y ago
  That is a great solution. I found that I can go to http://IPAddress/net/net/sntp.html http://IPAddress/net/net/sntp.html and disable SNTP. I also scrambled the Primary SNTP Server Address, and put the synchronization interval to as high as it would go; 100 hours.
  • MertsA 3y ago
    SNMP is completely different than SNTP. SNTP is basically just a minimal NTP client that just queries the time and doesn't attempt to do anything like compensate for network latency or use multiple NTP servers.