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(Task Map) > How to Delete a Printer and Remove Printer Access by Using LP Print CommandsSystem Administration Guide: Solaris PrintingPrevious: Administering Printers by Using Solaris https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19082-01/819-7761/gfjoi/index.html Print Manager (Task Map)Next: Checking Printer Status How to Delete a Printer http://www.centos.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=48108 and Remove Printer Access by Using LP Print Commands Use this procedure when you remove a printer from service, and you want to remove the printer access from the print clients. Then, remove the printer information from the print server. Log in as superuser, lp, or assume an unable to equivalent role on a print client that has access to the printer you want to delete. On the system that is the print client, delete information about the printer. # lpadmin -x printer-name -x Deletes the specified printer. printer-name Specifies the name of the printer you want to delete. Log in as superuser, lp, or assume an equivalent role on unable to add the print server. On the system that is the printer server, stop accepting print requests for the printer. # reject printer-name reject printer-name rejects print requests for the specified printer. This step prevents any new requests from entering the printer's queue while you are in the process of removing the printer. For a detailed description, see How to Accept or Reject Print Requests for a Printer. On the system that is the print server, stop the printer. # disable printer-name This step stops print requests from printing. For a detailed description on how to stop printing, see How to Enable or Disable a Printer. Move any print requests that are still in the queue to another printer. For information about how to move print requests to another printer, see How to Move Print Requests to Another Printer. On the system that is the print server, delete the printer. # lpadmin -x printer-name Verify that the printer information has been deleted: Confirm that the printer information has been deleted on the print client. $ lpstat -p printer-name -l In t
Access-CUPS or Samba-on CentOS6 server Issues related to configuring your network Post Reply Print view Search Advanced search 2 posts • Page 1 of 1 pkcarlisle-dot-com Posts: 23 Joined: 2014/05/03 21:55:44 [JURY-RIGGED] Printer Access-CUPS or Samba-on CentOS6 server Quote Postby pkcarlisle-dot-com » 2014/08/25 12:26:10 Hello,I am trying to log a client into a CentOS 6 print server. I can discover the printer from the client but I cannot manage to log in, or as CentOS calls it, 'authenticate'. Because I want to sign in a Windows 7 Home laptop into the printer, I prefer to use ipp and port 631. This is because to the best of my knowledge, Win 7 Home has a problem with Samba. However both are irrelevant if neither mode can authenticate with the server.Here is what I know and have tried...Ignoring Windows for the moment, I attempted to test the server by logging in with a different CentOS6 desktop.- I have TURNED OFF as much security in CUPS as possible in order to simply get logged in (cups .conf at the end of this post)- I turned off all firewalls and verified that that was not the issue- I can access the CUPS web admin page from the CentOS and Windows clients, print test pages and even change CUPS settings on the server- I have added the test account user name I am trying to add a network printer as to the server, and added it to the lp and Samba groups- the server printer settings are set to publish the printer- the only thing that obviously jumps out at me is that the CentOS server does not have a domain name- Adding a printer as an ipp network printer to the CentOS client goes this way:- I can select New > Find Network Printer > add the server IP address of 192.168.254.1- I immediately get a response that the client found ipp://192.168.254.1:631/ipp- clicking 'Verify' returns that the printer is not accessible, THEN I get an authentication box asking for a username, domain and password (the box advises 'YOU MUST LOG IN TO ACCESS 192.168.254.1')- I complete the box with the test account, clear/blank domain (the server has no domain name) and the test account password- The verification box freezes until manually closed...manually forcing the box closed cause