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
asked Apr 10 at 16:34
dafydd
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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
asked Apr 10 at 16:34
dafydd
6302820
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
asked Apr 10 at 16:34
dafydd
6302820
asked Apr 10 at 16:34
dafydd
6302820
asked Apr 10 at 16:34
dafydd
6302820
asked Apr 10 at 16:34
dafydd
6302820
6302820
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