[ale] Printing from RH7.1 to printer connected to SMC Barricade
James P. Kinney III
jkinney at localnetsolutions.com
Sat Jan 26 10:48:10 EST 2002
I have a remote printer in my network. Yours should work the same way as
the 802.11b should be a transparent network connection.
In printtool, my remote printer is called HP. It's an HPbusiness inkjet
2200. The queue type is LPD. The server is the hostname of the machie it
is parallel-plugged into. The driver is selected from the dropdown list
(after I explicitly built an RPM for ghostscript that include support
for this monster). I use the default driver options.
On the server, I have the same setup except the queue type is local
printer with the correct port selected.
Then in server:/etc/hosts.lpd I have a list of all the machines allowed
to use the printer connected to the server. Each print server has this
file. It can have IP's or fully-qualified domain names or aliases from
the /etc/hosts file.
On Sat, 2002-01-26 at 10:38, gene wrote:
> I have an SMC Barricade wireless router at home. I have my linux laptop
> (RH7.1) set up with a 802.11b card and that works great.
>
> I have and HP all-in-one type printer connected to the printer port on
> the SMC. I'm trying to figure out how to setup a printer in linux so
> that I can print from my laptop to the all-in-one.
>
> I have messed around with different settings vi printtool but never
> gotten anything to work.
>
> Any one have a working setup like this willing to share a printer setup?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Gene
>
>
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