IPP I have a remote printer that Im trying to map too, from Windows Server 2003 - the printer is a C5500N

Its a 4 port printer server. You can connect up to 4 printers to the system and then everyone who has wireless connection with the server can use any of the connected printers.
The system should be easy to install and can be used with windows and OSX.
I wonder why someone should buy a printer server if he / she does not know how it works.
In OSX you you have to use the IPP and Dlink offers their special Click and Connect software.
Read the manual and it will work.

Use DHCP : Off Use BOOTP : Off Use RARP : Off Enable DNS Dynamic Update : On Use Zeroconf Function : On IP Address : 192.168.1.20 Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0 Gateway Address : 192.168.1.1 LPD Printing : On IPP Printing : On IPP Printer URI : printer RAW Printing : On Raw Port Number : 9100 RAW Mode Bi-direction : Off FTP Printing : On Primary DNS Server Address : 0.0.0.0 Secondary DNS Server Address : 0.0.0.0 DNS Host Name : NB-17FB0000859B9287 DNS Domain Name : Multicast DNS Service Name : Canon iPF710 (9B9287)

hi

go to following link you will have your drivers for server 2003

http://driveragent.com/archive/05f77146?q=samsung+scx-4x16+drivers+windows+server+2003

DNS errors then? can you map to the printer via hostname too? Are you sure you're not using SP3? When we upgraded to SP3, we had to use the new drivers. Try new drivers.Have you tried just rebuilding your print server? try sharing the printer off your computer in the data center and try t print to that. When you ping the data center from the user's computer... what is the delay?

Yes is possible. Use Routing and Remote Access facility from Windows 2003 server to create a VPN Server. Create a VPN connection to Windows server, and thus you get an IP address from windows 2003 server and you can use printer.

Ubuntu has his own print server. When you click on System/Administration/Print (not sure, because I use the French version :Impression), it opens a window. Then you select Go to the server (again, something similar to that choice), and you can configure the options for the server.

I found a solution that worked for me by prowling around various Apple discussion forums. The two keys to the solution for me were numbers 3 and 5 below.

1. Opened print/fax preferences
2. Opened Add printer by clicking the +
3. For protocol, select HP jetdirect-socket (not IPP or LDP)
4. Determined the IP address for my Belkin wired print server and typed this into the Address line of printer setup
5. Manually selected the printer driver as ML-2010. It is in the list of drivers but is in the M's, not under the Samsung drivers.
6. This worked for me. I've seen reports from people who had to power cycle their print server and/or printer as well.

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Here was the way I got it to work on my Mac: Set up the printer with a static IP address. Then add it as a LPD (Line Printer Daemon) printer. Specify L2 as the queue for a USB printer. (L1 is the parallel port).

(This took me a while to figure out - I couldn't get IPP or AppleTalk to work properly).