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−	{{UnderConstruction}}	+	= Introduction=
−	= Problem=	+	This is a manual how to make the settings for printing on a printer which is connected to a computer with Pardus and conneted to a network.
−	:I have Pardus instaleld on a PC, and my Canon PIXMA printer is connected to it by means of USB.	+
−	:The PC is connected to an ADSL router.	+
−	:Also connected to the ADSL router but then wireless is my Pardus laptop.	+
−	:I have a simple question but tried lots of features in Tasma/KDE Print but I can not manage to solve it.	+
−	:How can I print from my Pardus laptop to the printer that is connected to my Pardus PC?	+
−	= Manual how to solve this problem=	+
	The computer with the printer connected is called the "server-PC" and all other computers in the network are called "client-PC".		The computer with the printer connected is called the "server-PC" and all other computers in the network are called "client-PC".
−	==Ip address of the computer with the printer connected==	+
		+	The printer on the server-PC should be installed and fully funtional.
		+
		+	==IP address of the server-PC==
	Before continuing it is highly recommended to give the computer with the printer connected a fixed IP address.		Before continuing it is highly recommended to give the computer with the printer connected a fixed IP address.
	Look in http://en.pardus-wiki.org/HOWTO:_Setup_a_fixed_IP_address_for_your_computer how to do this.		Look in http://en.pardus-wiki.org/HOWTO:_Setup_a_fixed_IP_address_for_your_computer how to do this.
		+
	==Settings on server-PC==		==Settings on server-PC==
	:Change settings of firewall:		:Change settings of firewall:
−	::Open Tasma > Internet &Network > Firewall Config	+	::Open System Settings > Firewall Manager
−	Advanced > +	+	When there is a mark at {Block incoming connections} >[Edit] and add 631 to Allowed Port Numbers > [OK]
−	Incoming	+	::Close System Settings
−	Port Range = 631	+	:Change (as root) the file /etc/cups/cupsd.conf (see <== marker)
−	Accept	+
−	OK > Apply > Back	+
−	::Close Tasma	+
−	:Change of /etc/cups/cupsd.conf (see <== marker)	+
	# Administrator user group...		# Administrator user group...
	SystemGroup pnpadmin		SystemGroup pnpadmin
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	Allow @LOCAL    <== add this line		Allow @LOCAL    <== add this line
	</Location>		</Location>
		+
	==Settings on client-PC==		==Settings on client-PC==
−	:Change of /etc/cups/client.conf (see <== marker)	+	:Add (as root) the following two lines to the file /etc/cups/client.conf:
	ServerName localhost		ServerName localhost
−	ServerName IP address of the server-PC    <== example ServerName 192.168.0.205	+	ServerName IP.address.of.server-PC    <== example ServerName 192.168.0.205
		+	:Add printer in Printer Configuration:
		+	[System Settings] > [Printer Configuration] > [New Printer] > [New Network Printer] > {Internet Printing Protocol (ipp)}
		+	and fill-in at Host: {IP.address.of.server-PC}    <== example 192.168.0.100
		+	select [Find Queue...] and select the printer > [OK] > [Verify...]
		+	Select manufacturer [> Forward] select {Models} and {Driver}
		+	[> Forward] > Enter {Printer Name} {Description} {Location} [OK]
		+	[Print Test Page] and if successful [Apply]

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Latest revision as of 20:11, 16 August 2010

Contents 1 Introduction 1.1 IP address of the server-PC 1.2 Settings on server-PC 1.3 Settings on client-PC

Introduction

This is a manual how to make the settings for printing on a printer which is connected to a computer with Pardus and conneted to a network.

The computer with the printer connected is called the "server-PC" and all other computers in the network are called "client-PC".

The printer on the server-PC should be installed and fully funtional.

IP address of the server-PC

Before continuing it is highly recommended to give the computer with the printer connected a fixed IP address. Look in http://en.pardus-wiki.org/HOWTO:_Setup_a_fixed_IP_address_for_your_computer how to do this.

Settings on server-PC

Change settings of firewall:

Open System Settings > Firewall Manager

  When there is a mark at {Block incoming connections} >[Edit] and add 631 to Allowed Port Numbers > [OK]

Close System Settings

Change (as root) the file /etc/cups/cupsd.conf (see <== marker)

# Administrator user group...
SystemGroup pnpadmin
Port 631    <== add this line
.
.
# Only listen for connections from the local machine.
.
.
# Restrict access to the server...
<Location />
  Order allow,deny
  Allow @LOCAL    <== add this line
</Location>

Settings on client-PC

Add (as root) the following two lines to the file /etc/cups/client.conf:

ServerName localhost
ServerName IP.address.of.server-PC    <== example ServerName 192.168.0.205

Add printer in Printer Configuration:

[System Settings] > [Printer Configuration] > [New Printer] > [New Network Printer] > {Internet Printing Protocol (ipp)}
  and fill-in at Host: {IP.address.of.server-PC}    <== example 192.168.0.100
  select [Find Queue...] and select the printer > [OK] > [Verify...]
Select manufacturer [> Forward] select {Models} and {Driver}
[> Forward] > Enter {Printer Name} {Description} {Location} [OK]
[Print Test Page] and if successful [Apply]