Thanks David for your reply.
1.  To be able to use IE or Firefox, I had to setup a VNC session, use 
vncviewer, then use "w3m http://localhost:631 " and select "Allow remote 
administration" and "Allow printing from the internet".
2.  Then I use IE7 "http://linux11:631"; which brings me to the Welcome page.
3.  After that, no matter what I select, I get :
        426 Upgrade Required
        You must access this page using the URL 
https://172.22.121.21:631/admin?OP=add printer
    Followed by :
        Error Code 502 Proxy Error....
                ....
                ...
4.  So I turn proxy off.
5.  Now, it complains about the "website's security certificate" but I ignore 
it and can continue on.  I don't know what certificate it is complaining about 
because I don't see any file in /etc/cups/certs like SLES10.  In fact there is 
no certs directory in SLES11.

This is such a PITA especially having to use w3m to setup, just to use IE to 
log in and also having to turn proxy on and off.  Off course, it could also be 
my own lack of CUPS knowledge since the last time I installed it was some time 
ago.

Bernie




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