Linux Printer Configuration __linux

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1. Prepare for work: 1 Two Linux machines, one for the server, one for the client. (Use virtual machines here to demonstrate)

2 The two Linux Machine network communication: The IP address of the server is: 192.168.1.100, the client's IP address is: 192.168.1.150. Ø Server Ping Client:

Ø Client Ping Server:

2. Service-side configuration: 1 Open printer graphical settings:

2) Configure a new printer:

3) Set the printer name:

4) Select the connection:

Select as a network printer and enter its host name or host IP address and printer name. 5 Select PPD:PPD (PostScript Printer Description) PostScript printer description, PPD is a text file that contains a description of the characteristics and performance of a particular printer.

Keep the default normal type and click Forward directly. 6 Select the type of printer:

Here using a text-type printer to do a demo, specific situation analysis. 7) Add Complete:

8) Server settings:

Check the share published printers connected to this system (public printers that are connected to the systems). 9) Set as default printer:

Click the printer server that you just set up, set it to the default printer, and then close it. 10 Set the service to boot:

3. Client configuration: The client configuration is similar to the server, you should pay attention to the difference. 1) to open the printer graphical settings:

2) Configure a new printer:

3) Set the printer name:

The printer name here is only an identifier for the client. 4) Select the connection:

Note that the network Print protocol IPP is selected, and the hostname is filled in with the server hostname (provided that the host name can be resolved) or the server IP address, and the printer name is filled in with the printer name set on the server. 5 Select PPD:

Also keep the default normal type, click Forward directly. 6 Select the type of printer:

As with the service side, here using a text-type printer to do the demo, specific situation analysis. 7) Add Complete:

8) Set as default printer:

Set the client's local printer as the default printer, and then close it. 4. Test: Test by printing a file. 1 Client: Ø Add a print file:

Each file is printed with a print queue. Ø double-click to view file print queue status:

Ø file print queue status:

The print queue displays the name of the file that you just needed to print the file, the printer used, the file size, the time of submission, and the status of the print. 2 service side: Ø Print: We have printed the Install.log this file on the client side, we also print this file in the server, and print the same way as the client.

Ø Open Browser:

Ø Input: http://192.168.1.100:631/jobs/
Use the Web page to view jobs on the server:

The user in the print queue can see Remroot and root two users, indicating that our printer has been set up successfully.

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