I believe the queue name on the 7004 is fixed at 'lpt1' (at least I haven't been able to change mine).
Try lpd://Gutenberg/lpt1 or lpd://192.168.2.1/lpt1
Works for me![]()
Hi,
I have an SMC Barricade 7004ABR router that has a built in print server. I have a Mandrake 9.0 and I am unable to correctly configure my HP2100 to print using CUPS.
I saw someone else who successfully configured a Siemens router. This was his suggestion which I changed to reflect my system.
My example is using an HP 2100 printer. The router IP address is 192.168.2.1. I gave the router a name (Gutenberg) by associating the host name in the etc/hosts file (example is: 192.168.2.1 gutenberg)
I started cups from the local browser with the command : http://localhost:631
Selected Manage Printers
Add Printers
At the login prompt: root and password
Add new printer
Name: laserjet
Location: desktop
Description: router printer
Device: LPD/LPR Host or Printer
Device URI: lpd://Gutenberg/laserjet
Again, I do all of this in CUPS and what I’m getting is this when I try to print a test page through CUPS (which I refreshed after doing all the above)
Description: router printer
Location: desktop
Printer State: Idle, accepting jobs
“remote host did not accept control file (2)”
Device URI: lpd://Gutenberg/laserjet
If I go into the SMC application that came with the router, I am seeing that
LPR: Client 192.168.2.16:515 send a job to printer
However I get no output. I am up against a wall on this one: Any suggestions????
I believe the queue name on the 7004 is fixed at 'lpt1' (at least I haven't been able to change mine).
Try lpd://Gutenberg/lpt1 or lpd://192.168.2.1/lpt1
Works for me![]()
Hi,
I'm almost there. I used this line:
lpd://192.168.2.1:515/lpt1 and I'm finally able to connect according to my Cups. I get "data file sent successfully" but no output. Any ideas? According to SMC, CUPS won't work yet I'm finding people on the internet who've been successful at it.
That URI looks correct. You might try changing the driver for your hp2100. For my old laserjet 4, I use "HP LaserJet Series CUPS v1.1", but you may need something different.
I'm haveing the same probelm with Knoppix, the 7004BR and an HP 722c Deskjet printer. I put in all the info as mentioned in the thread and it recognizes the printer but when I try to print a test page it says searching and then, "unable to connect to printer"
I'm a complete newbie and don't know my head from a hole in the ground so please I need it spelled out step for step if anyone knows how to connect. Thanks,
Fulmitz
p.s. I'm using lpd://192.168.2.1:515/lpt1
The name is lpt1
location = desktop
description is print server
I tried both sets of deskjet drivers.
I feel a little stupid replying to this thread because I don't have any real info for you. Maybe it is a little too late to think right. All I can add to this convo is that I have a SMC7004ABR router that I got to print using cups. I forget how I did it and do not have time to attempt to recreate it. Just thought I would tell you that it is possible. I found the answer with extensive googling.
Good luck,
Duffin
Hi Everyone,
Many thanks to all the thougtful responses. I finally was successful printing with my barricade router. I would send you a screenshot of my settings so you can duplicate. I would like to include a screenshot here but am unable to do so, so please send me an email and I will forward it to you.
My email is [email protected].
Persistence pays off.
Let me know if I can be of help.
Bob Lyons
Rochester, NY
So how about just telling us how you did it?Originally Posted by blyons
Hi,
This is how I configured the finicky router: I found this to be case sensitive and very unforgiving on typos. My apologies, I should have included the details on my prior post but needed to leave for work and pressed for time. Anyhow this is it.
name: lpt1
descr: HP Laserjet 2100
location: my desktop
Device URI: lpd://gutenberg/lpt1
in the above device uri: I associated gutenberg with 192.168.2.1 which is the ip of the router so if i ping 192.168.2.1 or gutenberg, I will both hit the router. In your case, you can just use the ip address so it will look like this:
lpd://192.168.2.1/lpt
The driver I'm using is HP Laserjet 2100, Foomatic + Pxlmono
Good Luck!
Bob Lyons
Rochester, NY
I have the same router and finally I got it to work using lpd://192.168.123.254/lp. javascript:emoticon('')

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