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Grant Edwards wrote: |
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> On 2019-04-22, Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>> On the question of ethernet. [...] Do I plug the printer into the |
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>> router or do I have to connect it to the puter itself? I think I |
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>> read somewhere ages ago, on this list most likely, that you plug it |
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>> into the router. |
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> Yes, that's how it's usually done. |
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>> That way all puters hooked to the router can access it. |
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> Exactly. |
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Picking last reply. I got the printer, removed all the shipping stuff, |
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did the normal setup and got a test page printed from CUPS, in color. |
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I'm taking this from the CUPS printer page that shows the connection. |
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It printed from Kwrite and shows as ready for other programs as well. I |
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would like someone to confirm that this is the best way to have this set |
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up. I googled and can't find a howto for this. Most everything I found |
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referenced .rpm and .deb stuff. |
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Lexmark_C2325dw (Idle, Accepting Jobs, Not Shared) |
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Description: Lexmark International Lexmark C2325dw |
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Location: Local Printer |
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Driver: Lexmark C2300 Series (color, 2-sided printing) |
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Connection: ipp://192.168.2.6 |
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Defaults: job-sheets=none, none media=na_letter_8.5x11in |
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sides=two-sided-long-edge |
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The only way I could find to print is using the ipp thingy, at least it |
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was the first way I could print successfully. Still, is this the proper |
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way? |
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Oh, it is connected by ethernet to my router. I figured I would use |
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that from the start since I may end up putting my printer in another |
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room which would require a longer cable. |
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Only printed the test pages but they look neato!!! I hope to give this |
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thing a test drive once I know it is set up correctly. |
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Thanks to all for the help. This may be the best printer I've ever |
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had. :-D |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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P. S. Is there anything special I should do to make sure no one can |
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access my printer over the internet and do something bad? Does the DSL |
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modem and router protect that by default? |