This is on Solaris 10.
If the network printer is on LAN A, how will SRSS server in LAN B print
to LAN A? This means the printer would need a routable IP address, right?
Basically, the process is to setup a print queue on SRSS and have it
print to a network printer over a routable IP address? (standard unix
printing, no sunray specifics)
Will direct printing work if DTU 1 has the printer and DTU 2 tries to
print it in LAN A?
Thanks.
Craig Bender wrote:
You can do network printing or direct printing. If direct attached,
it can be a USB printer or a parallel printer using a usb to parallel
cable (careful to use the ones that we have qualified which can be
found here: http://www.sun.com/io_technologies/sunray.html )
Postscript printers are usually the easiest to do from a Solaris
perspective, but Solaris 10 makes non-post script printers much easier
than it used to be. Network printers are also easier to manage than
direct attached printers.
What OS will you be printing from?
Anil wrote:
LAN A -------- wan -------- LAN B(SRSS)
(DTU, Printer)
What are some options for how to setup printing for this environment?
Can you guys point me to some HOWTOs on this, if there are any.
Can any printer work or does it need to be a USB printer attached to
a DTU?
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