10.0 and KDE-Print

[Loy Banks]

It's been a while, but finally got back to trying to configure my Brother 
MFC-420cn, which is a "shared" printer on Windows XP Pro Computer named SOYO. 

When I use kaddprinterwizard, then use Anonymous for User ID, then use proper 
setting for SMB Printer Settings, it does bring up my MSHOME Network with 3 
attached machines. 

Then I select SOYO and it runs the Scan. Problem is I get the message...Error 
Returning, Browse List:  NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED

So now what? I don't have any passwords or sign-ins over there. What might be 
stopping me. It shows Firewall is "supposed" to be open for printers.

Some help will be appreciated my friends? Thanks.

Loy Banks
Pueblo West, CO 81007


On Sunday 16 October 2005 12:01, Kurt Pfeifle wrote:
> On Saturday 15 October 2005 20:54, Loy Banks wrote:
> > Just installed Suse 10.0 Can't find KDE-Print in 10.0 Where might the
> > program be located?
>
> If you have KDE, you'll also have KDEPrint. It's part of kdelibs/kdebase.
>
> Just try these commands: "kprinter" and "kaddprinterwizard". They should
> both work.
>
> > Don't know the numbers for the printer location.
>
> What do you mean with that? You don't know the IP address?
>
> In that case, the kaddprinterwizard lets you *scan* for potential
> addresses, if you are installing an IPP or TCP Network printer.
>
> Here is how to do this:
>
> On the appropriate page of the wizard dialog, click "Settings" and put
> the first 3 octets of the to-be-scanned network into the "Subnetwork"
> field, for example "10.162.241" and leave the 4th octet as ".[0-255]"
> Try various potential ports -- 9100 and 631 being the most likely ones.
> Say "OK" and click "Scan". Repeat as required. Once the scanning
> discovered one or more potential printers, you can try more tools to
> find out about their details. (One I'd recommend is "scli", the "SNMP
> Command Line Interface". Use it like that: "scli <IP-address> public").
>
> If you mean to fill in the field labeled "Location" for the printer
> description: this can safely remain empty if you don't know it. (And
> certainly, no-one on this list has a crystal ball to ask what would
> be right for you either  ;-P  )
>
> Cheers,
> Kurt
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