Printing through a vpn

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Hello. I have setup a vpn from a remote location to the main office.
The server running at the main office is Server 2000. I have setup the
printer using a local tcp/ip port using the ip scheme from the remote
location. Long story short... I can ping the printer from the main
office, I can telnet into the jetdirect the printer is connected to.
When I try to print is acts like it is printing... i can see the job in
the queue.... eventually it just times out. Im looking for some
assistance please!! :)


Tyler
 
Hello. I have setup a vpn from a remote location to the main office.
The server running at the main office is Server 2000. I have setup the
printer using a local tcp/ip port using the ip scheme from the remote
location. Long story short... I can ping the printer from the main
office, I can telnet into the jetdirect the printer is connected to.
When I try to print is acts like it is printing... i can see the job in
the queue.... eventually it just times out. Im looking for some
assistance please!! :)


Tyler
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If you are printing raw make sure port 9100 is open. If you are printing
lpr make sure that 515 is open. You can test this by using telnet.
"telnet printer_ip 9100" or "telnet printer_ip 515". You should get a
blank screen with a blinking cursor.

matt
 
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