Hi, I got a printer on Linux m/c with real IP 202.13.177.3 and I got another Linux m/c which is also connected to net with real IP 217.202.15.7 and in another office premises(Our admin office).
What I require is whenever I send any document to print on 202.13.177.3 the same document be sent to print on printer on 217.202.15.7. How do I achieve this. Thanks Sridhar for the reply. Milind. On Saturday 06 April 2002 17:46, Shridhar Daithankar wrote: > On Saturday 06 April 2002 15:01, Milind wrote: > > Q1. How do I print remotely to a printer which resides on a different > > m/c which is not a part of my LAN. > > Even if it's not on your lan, you can access it because you can setup a > route to it. And if you can access it, just provide the ip. > > If you can't access it then I guess you can not teleport your print jobs to > that machine either.. > > > Q2.can I remotely copy files to print spool directory of remote m/c > > and at the same time Idon't want to compromise with the security > > issues. > > Not required. I repeat, if machine is accessible on network, give it's ip, > if not it's not possible. > > Only thing I don't know is whether a print spool requires two way > communication with client, which is I suppose is the case. _______________________________________________ linux-india-help mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-india-help
