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10-24-2006 01:23 AM
10-24-2006 01:23 AM
On a given box what would be the best way to provide a list of all printers and also list their names,ipaddress and other info.
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10-24-2006 01:29 AM
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Re: printer - list
Try
lpstat -t
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lpstat -t
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Solution
This is a complicated question. While lpstat -t provides the most information, it will hang forever when a printer or server is powered off or not responding. A quick list (non-blocking) is lpstat -v. However, there are several types of printer connections possible:
The first is direct connect using serial or parallel cables. lpstat -v will report the device file for these connections.
The second is a remote print server such as Linux or Windows or non-HP LAN-to-printer adapter. These printers may have been added with an IP address or a hostname so you would need to use SAM to find the network address.
The third is for HP JetDirect LAN cards and LAN-to-printer boxes. These printers will have their IP (or hostname) stored in /etc/lp/interface files. To locate these addresses, use this:
grep ^PERIPH= /etc/lp/interface/*
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
The first is direct connect using serial or parallel cables. lpstat -v will report the device file for these connections.
The second is a remote print server such as Linux or Windows or non-HP LAN-to-printer adapter. These printers may have been added with an IP address or a hostname so you would need to use SAM to find the network address.
The third is for HP JetDirect LAN cards and LAN-to-printer boxes. These printers will have their IP (or hostname) stored in /etc/lp/interface files. To locate these addresses, use this:
grep ^PERIPH= /etc/lp/interface/*
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
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