Thus, every time the address changes you will need to modify the print queue using the lpadmin command. Note: Configuring a printer using an IP address set using DHCP or ZeroConf is not recommended since the address will change every time the printer is turned on or after long periods of inactivity. This address is either configured manually ("static IP") through the printer's control panel or set using an automatic network protocol such as the Dynamic Host Control Protocol (DHCP) or ZeroConf.
You can also manually configure a printer using its Internet Protocol v4 (IPv4) address. You can then add a printer using the URI reported. Run the lpinfo(8) command to find your printer's URI: lpinfo -include-schemes dnssd -v Most network printers support a protocol known as Bonjour, which is a combination of zero-configuration networking ("ZeroConf"), multicast DNS (mDNS), and DNS service discovery (DNS-SD) standards published by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), the same group that defined TCP/IP and all of the networking we use today.Ī printer that supports Bonjour can be found automatically using the dnssd backend.
HOW TO ADD A PRINTER ON A MAC THROUGH IP ADDRESS HOW TO
This help document describes how to discover, configure, and use TCP/IP network printers with CUPS.
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