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As of December 2021, we have two new printers:
As of December 2021, we have two new printers:


# blueberrycrisp
# Printer 1
#* Location: BH501
#* Location: BH501
#* IP Address: 169.230.91.111
#* IP Address: 169.230.91.111
 
# Printer 2
# friedchicken
#* Location: BH508
#* Location: BH508
#* IP Address: 169.230.91.51
#* IP Address: 169.230.91.51
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# Click "add" at the bottom left
# Click "add" at the bottom left


=== Ubuntu Desktops ===
=== Workstations ===
Ask Khanh or JJ  
Ask JJ  
# Go in terminal and do this command
# One way
#* sudo lpadmin -p <name_of_printer> -E -v ipp://<IP_of_printer>/ipp/print
#* Go to apps and type printers
#* Add whichever printer is needed
# Another way (used to work)
#* Go in terminal and do this command
#** sudo lpadmin -p <name_of_printer> -E -v ipp://<IP_of_printer>/ipp/print

Latest revision as of 21:54, 30 April 2024

Introduction

As of December 2021, we have two new printers:

  1. Printer 1
    • Location: BH501
    • IP Address: 169.230.91.111
  2. Printer 2
    • Location: BH508
    • IP Address: 169.230.91.51

How to connect

Mac OS

  1. Go to System Preferences > Printers & Scanners
  2. Click the "+" button at the bottom left
  3. Click the middle tab at the middle top of the popup
  4. Enter IP Address
  5. Protocol should be "Airprint"
  6. (Optional) Enter printer's name and location
  7. Click "add" at the bottom left

Workstations

Ask JJ

  1. One way
    • Go to apps and type printers
    • Add whichever printer is needed
  2. Another way (used to work)
    • Go in terminal and do this command
      • sudo lpadmin -p <name_of_printer> -E -v ipp://<IP_of_printer>/ipp/print
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