Hi, I connect to a network where my IP is assigned by a router/gateway using DHCP. The other computers on the network are getting their IP's the same way. This is practical since we use a lot of laptops on different networks. DHCP makes this easy.
My problem is printing. The computer having the printer attached does not have a static IP since we use DHCP (but it is not a laptop so I guess I could assign it a static IP and let the laptops use DHCP). I have cups installed and wondered how I can make printing work in this DHCP network environment since it looks like to me that CUPS need an IP to connect to a remote printer. Host name alone doesn't seem to be enough. Ideas? TIA -- Christian Dysthe http://www.dysthe.net ICQ: 3945810 Registered Linux User #228949
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