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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers TCP(?) Printing from Unix Post 302212814 by Bortiquai on Tuesday 8th of July 2008 11:52:49 AM
Old 07-08-2008
TCP(?) Printing from Unix

I am trying to set up a unix server to print to a printer in another city. I've got a "Unix" guy helping me set up the printer on the unix box, but we are having trouble.

The printer is located on an HP JetDirect 170x print server on a private network. On the router at that location, I have forwarded both TCP Ports 9100 and 515 to that print server. I know this is working because:
a) if i telnet from a host outside to the Public IP of this location over either TCP Ports 9100 or 515, it connects
b) I have installed this printer on a Windows box sitting right next to the Unix box and am able to print with no problems.

Unfortunately, I don't know Unix well. The Unix guy says the printer is set up correctly, but I don't have much confidence. When I asked him what protocol the Unix server uses to print, he said "I think Xon/Xoff".

So, are there any ports besides TCP 9100 and 515 that need to be forwarded to the Print server at the printers location?

Is there additional configuration on the Unix location/server that needs to be made in order for this to work?

Thanks in advanced
MATT
 

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