Re: Set up IPP Printer

Go to printers
Setup a new printer (local)
Add new port
Tcp IP with address of the printer

This should work

<dmckeon@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I've tried it both ways. The print server has a utility program that
allows you to set up a port and then you can just print to the print
server port. The utility is unable to detect the print server on the
computers plugged into router 2. I was trying to set up IPP so I could
use the IP address. Is there a way to do that without using IPP?
Also, is there some firewall seting in the routers that I need so
computers on router 2 can see the print server that's plugged into
router 1? I added some firewall rules for the IP range, but it didn't
help.

Thanks for taking the time to respond. I really appreciate it!



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