I do have a staic ip for my router   It is  192.168.123.254  Where would I enter the 
the ip number  What program would I use to set it up
 Thanks  Greg

Technoslick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>On Mon, 2003-03-10 at 22:35, Greg wrote:
>
>> Hi Everyone   I need help to set  up my 9.0 box to printer to my printer server on 
>> my lan  The windows Machines can print to it using prt local port  The print server 
>> is a Barricade router with the print server built in
>> I have tried but I can not get it to woth with Linux  My printer is a HP 600c
>> Any one have any ideas  Thanks  Greg
>
>Hi, Greg,
>
>I use an Intel NetportExpress 10/100 print server, so maybe I can help
>you. I am not familiar with the Barricade router, but have seen such
>devices advertised locally and on the Web.
>
>My print server can be statically addressed or get its IP through a DHCP
>server through a local LAN. Since yours is also a touter, I suspect that
>you must statically address your router? Whatever that IP address is
>(say 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1, etc.), you can either use that IP as
>the name of your LPD server, or if your router allows such, give a name
>to the device (mine's 'gateway'). If you name it, and you are not using
>local DHCP, WINS support through Samba-winbind, you will need to enter
>its IP and name in 'hosts' to be sure that it gets resolved. Check with
>your manual to see if there is a 'queue' name for the LPT port on the
>router. You will need this, as well. So, here's how I would set-up my
>printers using my device under and LPD/UNIX print server in Linux:
>
>Queue Name: eps1550 (I have an Epson ActionLaser 1500...old timer)
>Queue Type
>Server: print (I could have used its static IP - 192.168.1.51)
>Queue: lpt1_passthru (I have two LPT ports and one serial.
>lpt1_passthru, lpt2_pathru, etc.)
>
>Then select your appropriate driver for the printer. 
>
>The set-up is similar under all distros.
>
>Does this help any?
>
>T
>
>
>
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