Don wrote:
The printer is a shared printer now, so I was looking at two ways to
print:
1 - direct tcp/ip via the JetDirect card
2 - using the existing Windows share
It seems option 1 is the simplest, and at home I got it set up like that
in a matter of minutes... it was literally, redhat-config-printer, use
all the default/recommended settings, print a test page.. voila! Done.
That's why I thought I could do it at work... spend a couple of hours to
do a clean install, set up the printer and I'm done.
I'm sure you've already tried this, but what do you see if you point
your browser to the ip address of the printer (at work)?
Is the printer on the same subnet as your linux box?
