D-Link DP-300U print server setup fails in Linux
I have a D-Link DP-300U print server connected to a D-Link DI-604 router that is connected to computers with Windows XP Professional and Linux RedHat 9 operating systems. The print server was successfully setup with the Windows computer but I haven't found a solution for the Linux computer. I found one message where he was able to install a printer as a LPD queue under Red Hat Linux. He says that to install as a direct TCP/IP printer, you have to know that the printer ports are 9100, 9101 and 9102.
A Epson Stylus C42UX was setup using the following information: Queue type: Network UNIX (LPD) Server: 192.168.0.10 Queue: /9102 When a test page was sent I got the following dialog box: Sent CUPS test page to 'Epson' queue. Please check the result. There was NO page printed. I used nmap to check the status of the print server ports. The Windows check: CMD: nmap -sS -PT -PI -p 9100-9102 -O -T 3 192.168.0.10 ... (192.168.0.10) : (The 2 ports scanned but not shown below are in state: closed) Port State Service 9102/tcp open unknown The Linux check: # nmap -sS -PT -PI -p 9100-9102 -O -T 3 192.168.0.10 ... ports on 192.168.0.10: PORT STATE SERVICE 9100/tcp closed jetdirect 9101/tcp closed unknown 9102/tcp closed unknown The printer is connected to the USB port 9102 but on Linux it is closed while on Windows it is open. How do I open port 9102 on Linux? Do you see any problems with the above setup? Do you know of any other solutions? Thanks in advance, Corwin |
Is the 300u compatible with linux?
I dont remeber which one I had first bought but I got it home and it refused to work, it was windows only compatible. I now have the 301U it is linux compatible and explicitly says so on the packaging, it works perfectly. It's at IP 192.168.0.10 The queue is PS-4AD452-U1 |
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Device URL: //192.168.10/PS-4AD452-U1 or Device URL: //192.168.10/9100 or something else. I'll probably will take my 300U back and get the 301U. |
I just bought the DP-301U from CompUSA for $50. It works great so far with my linux and windows systems. FYI, I used the KDE control center to setup the printer as a network LPD. You just have to get the queue name as described above. you can get your queue name from entering the IP of your print server in a browser and looking in the configuration tab. Its the same as the "USB Port Name" when setting up Windows. I hope this helps.
bauer172uw Also I am using a HP648C Printer. |
I know this is already an old thread, but I believe the information might prove useful to those who own DLINK DP-301U.
Below are the steps I took in order to print successfully. Printer Make: HP Printer Model: p2015d OS: Ubuntu 10.10 Wireless Printer Server: DP-301U 1. I connect to the printer directly using usb cable. I did this in order for the printer driver to be automatically installed. 2. After the driver has been installed, go to SYSTEM -> Administration -> Printing, Properties of the installed driver. 3. Device URI, Change 4. Find Network Printer, enter the IP of your Dlink. 5. I choose the 1st option LPD/lp. That should work now. Though if you nmap the wireless printer server, Code:
Starting Nmap 5.21 at 2010-11-22 14:33 WIT Hope that helps |
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