Collins Richey wrote: > On 7/4/06, Administrator One <admin1 at gps1.us> wrote: > >> Barry L. Kline wrote: >> >> >Administrator One wrote: >> > >> > >> >>I have installed CentOS 4.3 final and have configured it for file and >> >>print server. File server appears to function correctly in the windows >> >>environment but the print server mode is not functioning properly. >> >>The printer is an HP laserjet 4P and is stalled and functioning for >> >>print services from the CENT Platform. Although it is set for sharing >> >>and while its icon is shown in the windows environment the call up >> >>requires the driver dialog to appear and selection of the driver >> and its >> >>installation goes fine, However, while the drivers are installed >> and the >> >>HP is shown on the Cent platform thedisplay says, "hp on Global-50 >> >>Access denied, unable to connect". I have no idea where to go to make >> >>this connection. Please advise any one. >> >> >> >> >> > >> >Check your CUPS configuration. Evidentally you haven't allowed access >> >to other machines on your network. Either that or you have a firewall >> >configured on your CentOS box and haven't given access to the IPP >> >printing port. >> > >> >BK >> >_______________________________________________ >> >CentOS mailing list >> >CentOS at centos.org >> >http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos >> > >> > >> > >> > >> I have no firewall on any systems except the standalone gateway. The >> printer is configured on the local machine (Cent) and set for sharing >> and permission is granted for all. The test page was printed using CUPS >> v1.1.x and the networked module has been invoked. Now on the windows >> machine the dialog continues to state "hp on Global-50 Access denied, >> unable to connect" >> Please advise a correct configuration that will permit the local printer >> on the Cent platform to permit print services to the windows connected >> platform. >> > > Shouldn't be necessary for samba, but for any other remote to access a > local printer you need to modify cupsd.conf to include a line like the > following: > > <location> > ... > Allow From 192.168.0.* # multiple addresses > Allow From 192.168.4 # single address > ... > </location> > > HTH, > The above entry was made but without any result or changes permitting the windows platform to print for the Cent OS server. Any additional suggestions?