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  1. 06-27-2010 #1
    lindsey
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    Print with Linux via D-Link DIR-320 router/print server

    I haven't even figured how to print on a Linux computer directly connected to printer yet, so I may be jumping ahead of myself, but I want to print on a networked-shared printer.

    That is, this printer is connected to a D-Link DIR-320 router which is really designed for Windows, as pretty much all hardware is.

    Where do I even begin?

    I've heard of CUPS and Samba, but I don't know if they're relevant here.
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    Generally go to Yast-Hardware-Printer and set things up.

    Note in some cases you may need to install a specific print driver for a specific printer.
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  3. 06-29-2010 #3
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    Connection Wizard - YAST > Access Network Printer or Printerserver Box via...

    Firstly is this the correct selection for sharing a printer on a router with printer hosting capability?

    Secondly what in the blazes is IPP? How do I find out what is mine, what to type into this field, if it is applicable?

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