Hi,
I dont understand your English. Maybe someone can help you to
write a more understandable english.
anyway lets try to state the basics:
1) The Sun Ray DTU on its own can not do any printing.
2) Its applications that can do the printing.
3) Applications run in a server NOT in the sunray.
4) Applications running IN the windows 2003 server can print to
printers configured in the Windows Server.
5 ) Appliactions running IN the Windows 2003 server can print to a
printer defined with the "-r:printer " parameter on the uttsc
commandline.
THIS printer needs to be configured IN the UNIX/LINUX server.
6) Applications running on the Solaris/LINUX server can print
to printers configured on the SOlaris/Linux server.
7) Appliactions running on Solaris/linux server can print to
printers configured on Windows2003 provided that you do set up
the LPD printservice in Windows 2003 ( this is a standard MS
windows printserver function ) and that you configure a Remote LPD
printer from solaris/linux.
This should also be possible with IPP ( Internet Printing Protocol
) although I have not yet configured this soultion.
8) A printer configured on solaris/linux is avalilable to the
users that you specify in the printservers authorisation mechanism.
CUPS and Solaris Printservers are
different and their permission structure is differing. If you
allow utku-nnn kiosk users to use a printer they will be able to.
9 ) On Solaris you can attach a postscript printer with USB
interface to the Sun Ray . I dont know if this feature works on Linux.
//Lars
Calligaris Nicola wrote:
Hi Joerg.
I don't understand how a thin client Sun (without storage) can use a network
printer
visible to a WS2003 server (for visibile I mean that there are installed
the correct network printer driver on the server but network printers are not
installed).
In fact if I try to connect to the Windows desktop (I don't specify printers as arguments
with the option "-r") how is possible find the printers in the kiosk session?
The drivers are installed only in the Windows 2003 server but not in the DTU Sun.
In this moment I don't see network printers inside the kiosk session.
Nik
-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Per conto di Joerg Barfurth
Inviato: martedì 24 giugno 2008 9.10
A: SunRay-Users mailing list
Oggetto: Re: [SunRay-Users] Configure printers Windows 2003
Correction: I didn't read closely enough, so my reply solved the wrong
problem for you.
Joerg Barfurth schrieb:
Calligaris Nicola schrieb:
I must use network printers visible on a Windows 2003 server that
publish its desktop in kiosk mode sessions
For printers visible to the Windows server, you don't need any uttsc
option and you don't need a print queue on the SRSS server.
You do need to configure the printer on the Windows server.
and I've added in the uttsc form inside SunRay GUI this line:
-r disk:M=/tmp/SUNWut/mnt/$USER printer:test-sunray="Olivetti d-Copia
400 KX" -O IP_Windows2003
Just do
-r disk:M=/tmp/SUNWut/mnt/$USER -O IP_Windows2003
to use network printers.
[...]
- Jörg
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