Samba Print Server Windows Drivers at Steven Highfill blog

Samba Print Server Windows Drivers. Samba allows client machines to share printers connected to the samba host system, and samba can also send unix documents to printers shared by windows systems. If you set up samba as a print server, clients in your network are able to send print jobs to the samba host using the server message block. This can be a local port, such as lpt1, or for example for a remote port, lpd port monitor. I'm trying to setup a samba print server so that when users add a printer in windows, the cups postscript drivers are supplied and installed. I am trying to use samba together with cups to share printers and their drivers for windows machines in the network. I've set up samba 4 as an ad controller, and, according to the instructions on the howto, have established a [print$] share that. The only thing remaining is to get the damn thing set up in the lab. In windows, printers must have a port assigned. Windows can find the drivers on the samba share just fine, and install the printer, and print to it.

If you set up samba as a print server, clients in your network are able to send print jobs to the samba host using the server message block. In windows, printers must have a port assigned. I've set up samba 4 as an ad controller, and, according to the instructions on the howto, have established a [print$] share that. Windows can find the drivers on the samba share just fine, and install the printer, and print to it. I am trying to use samba together with cups to share printers and their drivers for windows machines in the network. This can be a local port, such as lpt1, or for example for a remote port, lpd port monitor. The only thing remaining is to get the damn thing set up in the lab. Samba allows client machines to share printers connected to the samba host system, and samba can also send unix documents to printers shared by windows systems. I'm trying to setup a samba print server so that when users add a printer in windows, the cups postscript drivers are supplied and installed.

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Samba Print Server Windows Drivers Samba allows client machines to share printers connected to the samba host system, and samba can also send unix documents to printers shared by windows systems. I'm trying to setup a samba print server so that when users add a printer in windows, the cups postscript drivers are supplied and installed. In windows, printers must have a port assigned. Samba allows client machines to share printers connected to the samba host system, and samba can also send unix documents to printers shared by windows systems. I've set up samba 4 as an ad controller, and, according to the instructions on the howto, have established a [print$] share that. If you set up samba as a print server, clients in your network are able to send print jobs to the samba host using the server message block. Windows can find the drivers on the samba share just fine, and install the printer, and print to it. I am trying to use samba together with cups to share printers and their drivers for windows machines in the network. This can be a local port, such as lpt1, or for example for a remote port, lpd port monitor. The only thing remaining is to get the damn thing set up in the lab.