Re: Installing a network printer

Ysgrifennodd Rajko M.:
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This means it can be used as real network printer.
Print directly to the printer (port 9100) in YaST.
<NetBIOS Name> BRN_3181B2
<NetBIOS Domain> WORKGROUP

This can be used to print using Samba protocol. That si one of available options in YaST.

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YaST printer -> Add -> Network printer -> Direct TCP port printing ->
-> Lookup (it should be able to find printer) -> Next

Queue Name is your free will what to put in all 3 fields, and next are
printing settings that you can tweak later. It is openSUSE 11.0 RC1.


Thanks, Rajko. That's very helpful. Some good stuff to remember for the next time I do it.

Cheers


Peter
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