On Wed, Nov 29, 2017 at 07:51:12AM -0800, [email protected] wrote: > I managed to work it out! It is a wireless printer...thank you Unman...you > rock! > > However my trouble shooting brought up another question: It appears as if the > DVM launched from "work" inherits the firewall settings from "work"? Is that > to be expected? All I needed to do was add my printers IP to my "work" > firewall...is that correct? It does work! I have detailed the step-by-step > instructions I followed below in case others want to do this. If I have done > something wrong or there is a better way to do this...I am open to feedback. > > Installing wireless network HP Printer into Debian template for DVM: > 1) Clone updated Debian Template for printer > 2) Download “HPLIP” driver in disposable VM(from HP website) > 3) Move drivers/downloaded file to “Cloned Debian Template for printer” > 4) Move file to “Cloned Debian Template for printer” desktop > 5) Open terminal in “Cloned Debian Template for printer” and type: > cd Desktop > sh hplip-3.17.11.run (“hplip-3.17.11.run” was the file name for my > drivers) > (when prompted for password type “su”) > 6) Open printer settings in “Cloned Debian Template for printer” > 7) Click “+” icon in the printer settings > 8) Click “Network Printer” → “AppSocket/HP JetDirect” → enter printers ip > address in “Host:” → “Forward” > 9) A choose driver screen pops up → in my case I selected “HP” → I then > selected my specific printer → this then allowed me to print a test page > > Additional Notes: > * Assumes GNOME is installed (sudo tasksel → GNOME (use space bar to select > GNOME) > * Need to temporary allow network access to “Cloned Debian Template for > printer” to print test page > * If printing from “work” or other trusted VM, make sure to allow firewall > access in “work” to printer IP if firewall for “work” is restricted > * Change DVM to “Cloned Debian Template for printer” > https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/dispvm-customization/ > This is expected behaviour - the disposableVM inherits netvm and firewall rules, although there is a ticket open on the subject of considerable vintage. An alternative could be to have a dedicated printerVM to which you copy files if you dont want to open up "work" firewall.
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