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Print to Unix systems without direct printer access
Another approach would be to set up the printer locally by setting the hostname to localhost and choosing the appropriate printermodel and printqueue name, then do this:
Print to Unix systems without direct printer access
Can you explain that a little further? I like this idea (since I remotely print somewhat frequently) but my limited understanding of port forwarding keeps me from knowing what's actually going on.
Print to Unix systems without direct printer access
What they above command does is forward my local port 515 to port 515 of the ssh- aka printerserver. So when this ssh-tunnel is set up, I print to localhost on port 515. This is then forwarded to the ssh-tunnel, which makes it looks like I print on the ssh-server from the administration point of view.
Print to Unix systems without direct printer access
Not sure this would work in my department. Everything is locked down pretty tightly. Plus, although that's conceptually simpler, it would actually be less convenient than the "Print in DCS" button I currently have. Might be handy for some people, though. |
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