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Add printer with IP address with lpadmin
Hi all,
I'm tryin' to add a network printer with lpadmin (I don't have access to admintool) to a Solarisbox but I don't exactly know where to use the IP address. The thing is that this printer exists already with another printQ but I don't see any printerserver declared with lpsystem -l although the existing one seems to be controlled that way since lpstat -t shows me a system name. So ... Any hints? Tnx in advance!
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Take a look at Solaris printer installation - it should help.
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Network printer
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Nulnul7, actually u need to confirm if the printer is confogured on an ip address directly or via an printserver. If it is a direct printer assigned to an ip address first try to ping that ip address, if ur able to ping that ip address then add it to system by lpsystem –t bsd Psname (Psname : Print server name or the name mapped to the ip address in /etc/hosts) After that ckeck its status by lpsystem -l then shut the print scheduler bu lpshut or /usr/lib/lpshut Then add the printer to the system by lpadmin –p Printer name -s Psname !Port No ( if using print server ) OR lpadmin -p printer name -s ipaddress then enable the print scheduler /usr/lib/lpsched then enable and accept the printer by enable printername accept printername This should solve your problem. Thanks, Tausif Siddiqui |
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Hi again and thanks for your help.
Ok, maybe I should have done some more searching before posting but unfortunately, we're always in lack of time. Well, I don't know really why (the printer seems to be considered as remote) but it works fine now, Tausif. The day I will retire, I'll have a look on the logic behind this all ... Thank you all! Peter
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