My server is running Centos 4. The printer is attached to a Win XP
machine. Print service is CUPS. Samba version is 3.0.10. I can use
smbclient to connect to the printer and successfully print. I have set
the printer up with exactly the same settings as I am using with
smbclient. When I use l
Using shared windows printers (win xp typically) I can ususally printer from a
linux/unix machine running samba. Most lasers work. There is a breed of inket
printers that will not work though. You can pause the printer on the windows
end and you will see the printjob, but it will not print wh
Im putting together a system with redundant servers and failover. I
had a brainstorm that several printers could be shared by both servers
through a Ethernet printserver. The thing works beautifully from
windows. Browses just like a network pc. When I try to use it from
linux if just refuses t
I have a customer with a RH 7.2 server running PoPToP vpn server. They connect to the
server from home using dialup internet access and print to their local printers using
samba. It used to work. If I connect using my office broadband connection it still
works. When I try so access their sha
I have a remote user connecting to a VPN using PoPToP running on RH7.2. He can
connect from his Win98 PC fine and telnet into the server. He used to be able to
print to his remote printer using samba. I could use smbclient -L -I
and list the shares. Now when I issue this command I get (Not
I have a PoPToP server running on RH 7.2. I can connect remotely from windows pcs
fine. I can print to the pc attached printer if I use the -I option. The
problem is, I am going to have multiple users accessing the server remotely and the
ips are assigned on a first come, first served basis.
I have a RH 7.2 machine running poptop 1.0.1 (I've tried 1.1.4 too). I can connect
from my office using my DSL line and I have no problem smbclient'ing my system. I
have to specify the IP, but that's ok. I have a user connecting from a remote
location using AOL and a Win98 SE PC. When he is
