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On Fri, 2007-18-05 at 08:50 -0400, Jeremy Schubert wrote:<BR>
"I have currently implemented a Fedora Core 6 (soon to be moved to Centos 5) print server using CUPS. I'm moving all my users to printing to the queues on this server (both Windows, Mac, and Linux). You should follow the instructions for using the CUPS/MS postscript drivers so you can easily deploy to Windows clients using a login script. The CUPS/MS drivers don't need local admin access for the user to use the queues.... So no more adding special printer drivers to each client for each printer... they all use the same CUPS/MS drivers. The next step for me is to use pykota. I've got a central view of all the print jobs now so I can see if something is jammed."<BR>
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I usually put the printer server on the LTSP server so that I have central control. If you have multiple LTSP servers you can put it on the DHCP/LDAP/NFS server. Check your load and memory. The file server may be idling and you can have one less box in the system.<BR>
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Robert Pogson<BR>
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