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the printer setting can't see my wireless printer ( i try cups and i have the same problem)???
i have epson printer xp215 (dynamic ip change after i reboot my router and i have firewall enabled)
so what should i do
thanks
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Your post is much too vague. What does your wireless printer advertise? You should be able to add it using its IP address in the CUPS interface like this: http://192.168.1.3. You need to replace 192.168.1.3 by the IP of your printer and http://could be socket:// lpd:// or something else... Maybe you also have to specify a port number like this: http://192.168.1.3:9100. If you can setup the printer in another OS (for example Windows); you might be able to find these by examining the properties of the printer.
Last edited by olive (2016-02-17 08:25:17)
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Your post is much too vague. What does your wireless printer advertise? You should be able to add it using its IP address in the CUPS interface like this: http://192.168.1.3. You need to replace 192.168.1.3 by the IP of your printer and http://could be socket:// lpd:// or something else... Maybe you also have to specify a port number like this: http://192.168.1.3:9100. If you can setup the printer in another OS (for example Windows); you might be able to find these by examining the properties of the printer.
thanks for your reply
the problem is that the printer have dynamic ip so if restart it it get a new ip and then it will be not dicovered by cups
and i setup before with manjaro ubuntu fedora opensuse and archlinux before i reinstall it (fresh install)
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thanks for your reply
the problem is that the printer have dynamic ip so if restart it it get a new ip and then it will be not dicovered by cups
and i setup before with manjaro ubuntu fedora opensuse and archlinux before i reinstall it (fresh install)
Are you saying that you successfully installed it before? How? For the dynamic IP, you can probably configure your printer or router so that the printer have always the staticIP (within your NAT).
Last edited by olive (2016-02-17 10:13:05)
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djalel wrote:thanks for your reply
the problem is that the printer have dynamic ip so if restart it it get a new ip and then it will be not dicovered by cups
and i setup before with manjaro ubuntu fedora opensuse and archlinux before i reinstall it (fresh install)Are you saying that you successfully installed it before? How? For the dynamic IP, you can probably configure your printer or router so that the printer have always the staticIP (within your NAT).
yes i do that before on arch and it get automatically discovered by cups and printer setting even with the dynamic ip
N.B i have a firewall .
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Please do not bump your posts.
here you are right and because i am wrong so sorry
but for the other topic i don't know why you close it because i try without any success and this why i register to this forum and for that the forum is created
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djalel, there are many possible reasons why cups doesn't discover your printer.
Start with https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/CUPS#Local_Network and tell us the results you get.
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djalel, there are many possible reasons why cups doesn't discover your printer.
Start with https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/CUPS#Local_Network and tell us the results you get.
thanks for your reply i will try this and feedback
resolved see: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=209549
Last edited by djalel (2016-02-29 22:12:35)
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