how to configure network tcp/ip printer from linux workstation
Does anyone know how to add a tcp/ip printer (network printer not physically connected to the workstation) from the KDE interface? I'm using slackware 9.1 distribution. Is there an additional package I need to install from one of the CDs to get that choice? Thanks!
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scorchy; define netwk: ur`s or on job. ur`s just mount it from ccc. job u may
have to have admin,s permission unless u have already.then use utility to install and mount. |
The network I'm on is here at work, I am on a linux workstation with root level permissions. All of the network printers are TCP/IP print servers, e.g. internal/external jetdirect devices, extendnet boxes and so forth. Any user can attach to a printer on our network so permissions is not a factor.
I just want to print to a printer attached to the TCP/IP print server via IP address but can't seem to figure out how to do that from this OS. There isn't a choice for TCP/IP printing. I was wondering if enabling a service was needed? I don't know anything about ccc or any other utilities.... thanks for your help! |
scorchy; ah you said it all, just inform server that ur using tcp/ip n plug in.
further assistance from admin of jobsite. |
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