Friday, 8 March 2019

IPP Printing from Windows 7 Ultimate


I have network IPP working on Ubuntu and Windows XP. On my Windows 7 instance, it refuses to acknowledge the remote server connection. Can anyone suggest how to configure this correctly?


My install steps are:



  1. Add Printer

  2. Add a Local Printer

  3. Create a New Port and "Standard TCP/IP Port"

  4. Enter hostname http://host:631/printers/Printer_Name


After that it says the printer is not detected, asks me to pick a driver, and finish up. Trying to use the device does not produce any output?


If anyone has got this work, I would really appreciate a fix.



Answer



First, make sure IPP client is turned on:


Go into the Control Panel -> Programs, select "Turn Windows features on or off"


Control Panel - Turn features on or off


In the features dialog, scroll down to "Print and Document Services". Check "Internet Printing Client"


Print Services - IPP Client


Second, my original steps were not correct. Try the following:



  1. In printer manager, click Add a printer, then Add a network, wireless or Bluetooth printer

  2. Skip detection, go Next


  3. The next dialog, "Type a printer hostname or IP address", in the middle box, where it says Hostname or IP address, use the following:


    http://HOST:631/printers/Printer_Name

    (If you didn't already know, you get this web address from the URL in your browser when using the CUPS webadmin)


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  4. Click Next, if you get an error, something is wrong, use the Back arrow (top-left) and change the URL, until Windows does not indicate it was not able to connect.



  5. Continue with the remaining prompts, and it should all work.


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