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YaST — Configuration
Configuring CUPS in the Network
For guidelines on the installation of CUPS in the network, see http://
portal.suse.com/sdb/de/2004/05/jsmeix_print-cups-in-a-
nutshell.html. In the case of “CUPS in the network” the following three
subject areas are differentiated:
1. Configure the queues for the printers belonging to the server on the
server.
2. Permit access to the queues for the client computers.
3. Activate the transmission of browsing information to the client com-
puter.
In the case of point 1, the following cases must be distinguished:
Network Printers or Print Server Box
via TCP socket with local filtering (default) or without local filtering
via LPD protocol with local filtering (default) or without local filter-
ing
via IPP protocol with local filtering (default) or without local filtering
Queue on LPD Server (always via LPD protocol)
without local filtering (default) or with local filtering
Queue on IPP Server (always via IPP protocol)
without local filtering (default) or with local filtering
Queue on SMB Server (always via SMB protocol)
with local filtering (default) or without local filtering
Queue on IPX Server (always via Novell IPX)
with local filtering (default) or without local filtering
Queue via Other URI with local filtering (default) or without local filter-
ing
In the case of point 2, the default settings are usually sufficient. When in
doubt, see the portal article mentioned above.
In the case of point 3, complete ‘YaST Start printer configuration’ ➝
‘Change...’ ➝ ‘Advanced’ ➝ ‘CUPS server settings’ in YaST. Then select
‘Browse Addresses’ ➝ ‘Add’. Enter the broadcast IP address of the network or
@LOCAL here. Conclude the configuration with ‘OK’ ➝ ‘Next’ ➝ ‘Accept’ ➝
‘Finish’.
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