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Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Did you end up removing the printer setup and then downloading and installing the full driver download kit for that printer from brother? I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. How satisfied are you with this reply? Select the Select a shared printer by name option and type in the address of your printer which you can find in CUPS, in the Printers tab.

You can use either the hostname of your PI if it is properly configured or use the IP address to be safer. The address of your printer should be similar to the one in the image:.

If it succeeds, it will ask you for the driver. Select it from the available list or provide a driver disk. To give permission for all clients from all network connections replace I had two major problems setting up things on the Windows machine: getting Windows to see the Linux host and using the correct URL. In theory Windows should be able to connect to an IP address, however I never managed to get this to work, but it could successfully use a hostname.

Now you can set up the new network printer. The URL I use is:. Replace 'rock' with the hostname of your Linux server, and replace 'Home' with the name of the class that you defined earlier. Depending on your configuration of CUPS you will probably be prompted to install a printer driver for the network printer. Made with PubTal 3. Background I originally wrote these notes as a result of trying to connect a Windows machine to a printer hosted under Debian.

This allows your Windows XP machine to print to your normal printer queue with no printer-specific configuration.

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Active Oldest Votes. I didn't expect a printer to use the proxy at all anyway, though. Improve this answer.