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From the Wireless
Updated on Fri, 2007-08-17 12:37 by testadmin. Originally created by jeromel on 2007-07-04 09:06.
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The CUPS server URL is CUPSURL=http://cups:631/ and its IP CUPSIP==130.199.154.13 (the alias cups should be defined on the Wireless). Only printers displayed in green on Printers are valid.
A restricted amount of printers are accessible via the BNL wireless and served via a CUPS server. The access and printing could be delayed (there are multiple CUPS servers involved to pass the printing from outside to inside).
The CUPS server URL is CUPSURL=http://cups:631/ and its IP CUPSIP==130.199.154.13 (the alias cups should be defined on the Wireless). Only printers displayed in green on Printers are valid.
On Windows system
- go to Start -> Settings -> Printers and Faxes
- An explorer window will open with possibly the printers you have already set
- Click Add Printer - the Wizard will open
- Click Next
- In the Local or Network Printer menu, select A network printer or a printer attached to another computer - click next
- In the Specify a Printer menu, select Connect to a printer on the internet and fill the URL box accordingly
- You need to specify a printer available from the CUPS server - go the CUPS server Web site to see available printers
MAC Users
Instructions 1:- Use a browser and go to: localhost:631/printers
- Go to the bottom of the page and click: add printer
- Select the name of the printer and characteristics
- For example HP_Color_LasetJet_4700_2
- Use printer location: the IP address of the CUPS server (see above for the value of CUPSIP)
- Device: Internet Printing Protocol (http)
- Use the CUPS server URI to the selected printer for the device URI
- Select Model/Driver HP
- Model: scroll to get the proper model, for example "HP LaserJet Series" or "HP Color LaserJet 4700" (this depends on what is loaded on user's Mac)
- For example HP_Color_LasetJet_4700_2
- Click on the apple in the upper left, System Preferences->Print and Fax
- Authenticate by clicking on the key (need to authenticate as a user with administrator privileges)
- Click on the + to add a new printer
- Click on Protocol to get "Internet Printing Protocol - IPP"
- Address: use the CUPS server address (see above for the value of CUPSIP)
- Queue: printers/HP_Color_LaserJet_4700_2
- Name: give it something useful like "LJ4700_wireless"
- Print using "HP"
- Select HP Color Laserjet 4700
- Address: use the CUPS server address (see above for the value of CUPSIP)
- Click Add then click continue
- Double check that it's right by bringing up the CUPS web interface.
Should have the "Device URI" of the form ${CUPSURI}/printers/HP_Color_LaserJet_4700_2 as per our example.
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