How do I install a network printer that needs a user name and password?

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The printer is a Ricoh 8100S, which does has a Linux driver. The university gave me documentation for installing the printer on MacOS and Windows, but nothing about Linux. The Mac instructions give the host name and IP address:



Hostname: copier.dept.university.edu
IP Address: XXX.XXX.XX.XX


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I didn't include some of the steps here because they just involve clicking through the menus. Basically, when I configure the printer, I authenticate with my university username and password, and a "lock code" that I use to access the jobs on the printer itself.



What is the analog of these instructions for a Linux systemIs there a way to install this printer through cups? Cups version is 2.2.1-8.




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  • You can look though the CUPS configuration on OS X to see if there's any clue there.
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The printer is a Ricoh 8100S, which does has a Linux driver. The university gave me documentation for installing the printer on MacOS and Windows, but nothing about Linux. The Mac instructions give the host name and IP address:



Hostname: copier.dept.university.edu
IP Address: XXX.XXX.XX.XX


first step



second step



third step



I didn't include some of the steps here because they just involve clicking through the menus. Basically, when I configure the printer, I authenticate with my university username and password, and a "lock code" that I use to access the jobs on the printer itself.



What is the analog of these instructions for a Linux systemIs there a way to install this printer through cups? Cups version is 2.2.1-8.




printing




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  • You can look though the CUPS configuration on OS X to see if there's any clue there.
    – Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
    May 2 at 19:03












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The printer is a Ricoh 8100S, which does has a Linux driver. The university gave me documentation for installing the printer on MacOS and Windows, but nothing about Linux. The Mac instructions give the host name and IP address:



Hostname: copier.dept.university.edu
IP Address: XXX.XXX.XX.XX


first step



second step



third step



I didn't include some of the steps here because they just involve clicking through the menus. Basically, when I configure the printer, I authenticate with my university username and password, and a "lock code" that I use to access the jobs on the printer itself.



What is the analog of these instructions for a Linux systemIs there a way to install this printer through cups? Cups version is 2.2.1-8.




printing




share|improve this question











The printer is a Ricoh 8100S, which does has a Linux driver. The university gave me documentation for installing the printer on MacOS and Windows, but nothing about Linux. The Mac instructions give the host name and IP address:



Hostname: copier.dept.university.edu
IP Address: XXX.XXX.XX.XX


first step



second step



third step



I didn't include some of the steps here because they just involve clicking through the menus. Basically, when I configure the printer, I authenticate with my university username and password, and a "lock code" that I use to access the jobs on the printer itself.



What is the analog of these instructions for a Linux systemIs there a way to install this printer through cups? Cups version is 2.2.1-8.





printing





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  • You can look though the CUPS configuration on OS X to see if there's any clue there.
    – Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
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  • You can look though the CUPS configuration on OS X to see if there's any clue there.
    – Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
    May 2 at 19:03















You can look though the CUPS configuration on OS X to see if there's any clue there.
– Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
May 2 at 19:03




You can look though the CUPS configuration on OS X to see if there's any clue there.
– Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
May 2 at 19:03










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  • How do I add the printer and tell it to use a username and password, in addition to the user code? The username and password are different from my local user account. The -U flag on lpadmin appears to govern what local user account should be used to add the printer, not the user account that is used to authenticate with the printer itself.
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This page seems to document a way to configure the user code:



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  • How do I add the printer and tell it to use a username and password, in addition to the user code? The username and password are different from my local user account. The -U flag on lpadmin appears to govern what local user account should be used to add the printer, not the user account that is used to authenticate with the printer itself.
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This page seems to document a way to configure the user code:



Good luck!






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  • How do I add the printer and tell it to use a username and password, in addition to the user code? The username and password are different from my local user account. The -U flag on lpadmin appears to govern what local user account should be used to add the printer, not the user account that is used to authenticate with the printer itself.
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    May 5 at 20:16













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This page seems to document a way to configure the user code:



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  • How do I add the printer and tell it to use a username and password, in addition to the user code? The username and password are different from my local user account. The -U flag on lpadmin appears to govern what local user account should be used to add the printer, not the user account that is used to authenticate with the printer itself.
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    May 5 at 20:16

















  • How do I add the printer and tell it to use a username and password, in addition to the user code? The username and password are different from my local user account. The -U flag on lpadmin appears to govern what local user account should be used to add the printer, not the user account that is used to authenticate with the printer itself.
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    May 5 at 20:16
















How do I add the printer and tell it to use a username and password, in addition to the user code? The username and password are different from my local user account. The -U flag on lpadmin appears to govern what local user account should be used to add the printer, not the user account that is used to authenticate with the printer itself.
– a.k
May 5 at 20:16





How do I add the printer and tell it to use a username and password, in addition to the user code? The username and password are different from my local user account. The -U flag on lpadmin appears to govern what local user account should be used to add the printer, not the user account that is used to authenticate with the printer itself.
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