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setting up a network printer
Hello people,
I'm attempting to setup a printer connection to a printer running off the NT printer server, but with little success. I'm using the admintool, go to ADD printers...where it offers 'local' and 'access to printer'. I have chosen the 'access to printer' option as i'm attempting to connect to a printer on the network. I add the printer name, and print server name and save without problem. When i then try to print nothing comes out. I have also attempted to set it up as a local printer, but with little success too. I presume i'm missing something simple, but cant see what. your help will be appreciated. Thanks Richard
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Try with this ...
echo "IP_of_print_server name_of_print_server" >> /etc/hosts
and then use lpadmin. example: lpadmin -p printer-name -s system-name[!printer-name] Regards. Hugo |
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