Printing via SMC Barricade 7004BR
Hi,
I am trying to configure Knoppix to allow me to print via my SMC Barricade 7004 router that has a print server. I have tried Knoppix>Configure>Printers with no luck.
Can someone help me here? How should I set this up? It is a HP842c Deskjet. I tried using the address of the router as the address for the printer. It currently works fine uder Win98 and XP but even when I use the address shown in their configs it does not work. Is there a specific port I need to use?
Please help!
Thanks
Re: Printing via SMC Barricade 7004BR
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Originally Posted by Eradicator
Hi,
I am trying to configure Knoppix to allow me to print via my SMC Barricade 7004 router that has a print server. I have tried Knoppix>Configure>Printers with no luck.
Can someone help me here? How should I set this up? It is a HP842c Deskjet. I tried using the address of the router as the address for the printer. It currently works fine uder Win98 and XP but even when I use the address shown in their configs it does not work. Is there a specific port I need to use?
Add the printer thru CUPS as an LPR printer using the IP address for the router, and port 501, and the specific port name that SMC gave the port.
I use a similar standalone printer server that plugs into the back of my Lexmark Optra E+ Laser to share it on my LAN.
I am not at the machine that has this setup to pull the exact steps off, but will follow when I can get to that machine.
Re: Printing via SMC Barricade 7004BR
Also do you mean select CUPS as the "Print System Currently Used" when I try to configure this via K>Knoppix>Configure>Configure Printer(s)? If I select CUPS then there is no option for a LPR printer on the next screen but I can select LPR as the "Print System Currently Used" but then I have no idea what to put in the Name, Description, Location, Command Settings fields.... Which is it?
Thanks for being so patient....
Quote:
Originally Posted by rec9140
Add the printer thru CUPS as an LPR printer using the IP address for the router, and port 501, and the specific port name that SMC gave the port.
I use a similar standalone printer server that plugs into the back of my Lexmark Optra E+ Laser to share it on my LAN.
I am not at the machine that has this setup to pull the exact steps off, but will follow when I can get to that machine.