Forwarding CUPS to a Windows Print Server
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I'm not seeing good examples of this. We have hundreds of printers in our Enterprise. I want to configure CUPS to forward print requests to the Windows Print Server with minimal processing. SaMBa is not an option for security reasons.
I can't be the first person in this scenario, but I have not yet found any documentation for this use case. Basically, all I'm looking for is to tell CUPS "your actual print server is host
. Forward all requests there," without requiring CUPS to care about individual printers.
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I'm not seeing good examples of this. We have hundreds of printers in our Enterprise. I want to configure CUPS to forward print requests to the Windows Print Server with minimal processing. SaMBa is not an option for security reasons.
I can't be the first person in this scenario, but I have not yet found any documentation for this use case. Basically, all I'm looking for is to tell CUPS "your actual print server is host
. Forward all requests there," without requiring CUPS to care about individual printers.
rhel cups
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I'm not seeing good examples of this. We have hundreds of printers in our Enterprise. I want to configure CUPS to forward print requests to the Windows Print Server with minimal processing. SaMBa is not an option for security reasons.
I can't be the first person in this scenario, but I have not yet found any documentation for this use case. Basically, all I'm looking for is to tell CUPS "your actual print server is host
. Forward all requests there," without requiring CUPS to care about individual printers.
rhel cups
I'm not seeing good examples of this. We have hundreds of printers in our Enterprise. I want to configure CUPS to forward print requests to the Windows Print Server with minimal processing. SaMBa is not an option for security reasons.
I can't be the first person in this scenario, but I have not yet found any documentation for this use case. Basically, all I'm looking for is to tell CUPS "your actual print server is host
. Forward all requests there," without requiring CUPS to care about individual printers.
rhel cups
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