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problem with network print server
hey,
We have a (5years old) red hat linux print server that was working perfectly when it was part of a workgroup. (all other pcs are windows xp) The network has changed and now the clients (including the print server) are part of a domain. (the DNS is windows server 2003) Now it takes 10 - 15 minutes for our server to receive a print request :S Can anybody tell me what's going on? what are the steps needed to troubleshoot this problem? i have very little knowledge of unix administration any help is appreciated, thanks all 
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I suggest you read up on samba and see how to get it on the same domain.
Also have a look at how DNS names are being resolved on the print server. Windows boxes happily use their own dynamic naming system.
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