Most recent edit on 2009-01-06 13:27:18 by DomleToace [talidomz]
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Edited on 2007-05-12 09:32:37 by SySy [moved]
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moved to http://docs.mypclinuxos.com/index.php?title=EsmeraldoGuimbardaJr∞
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Networking: How To: Network Printing on PCLinuxOS from Windows.
if CUPS and Samba is configured correctly then in windows box do this.
for Windows 2000 and above (Note: Windows 9x does not support IPP)
1. go to Start>Printer and Faxes> Add printer
2. click next > choose network printer or a printer attached to another computer
3. select connect to a printer on the internet or on a home or office network
4. in URL type "http://yourIPaddress:631/printers/printername∞" or "http://hostname:631/printers/printername∞"
(NOTE: use IP address if your using a static IP and hostname if Dynamic. To avoid confusion go to your
PCLinuxOS box
configuration>KDE>peripherals>printers. click on the printer you want to share and look for the URI(at the end of the URI (after "/printers")
thats your printername be sure you type it correctly and watch out for Big/small letters and the word after "IPP:
" and before ":" is yout
hostname or IP address)
6. now install the driver of your printer (i hope you already have one)
7. its will ask if you want the printer to the default printer (the decision is yours ^_^)
8. click finish (your done ^_^)
9. try print test page and see if its setup correctly.
Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2007-02-12 22:54:39 by EsmeraldoGuimbardaJr [How To: Network Printing on PCLinuxOS from Windows.]
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Networking: How To: Network Printing on
PCLinuxOS from Windows.
if CUPS and Samba is configured correctly then in windows box do this.
for Windows 2000 and above (Note: Windows 9x does not support IPP)
1. go to Start>Printer and Faxes> Add printer
2. click next > choose network printer or a printer attached to another computer
3. select connect to a printer on the internet or on a home or office network
4. in URL type "
http://yourIPaddress:631/printers/printername∞" or "
http://hostname:631/printers/printername∞"
(NOTE: use IP address if your using a static IP and hostname if Dynamic. To avoid confusion go to your
PCLinuxOS box
configuration>KDE>peripherals>printers. click on the printer you want to share and look for the URI(at the end of the URI (after "/printers")
thats your printername be sure you type it correctly and watch out for Big/small letters and the word after "IPP:
" and before ":" is yout
hostname or IP address)
5. click next
6. now install the driver of your printer (i hope you already have one)
7. its will ask if you want the printer to the default printer (the decision is yours ^_^)
8. click finish (your done ^_^)
9. try print test page and see if its setup correctly.