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# Click "add" at the bottom left | # Click "add" at the bottom left | ||
=== | === Workstations === | ||
Ask | 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 00:47, 2 December 2021
Introduction
As of December 2021, we have two new printers:
- blueberrycrisp
- Location: BH501
- IP Address: 169.230.91.111
- friedchicken
- Location: BH508
- IP Address: 169.230.91.51
How to connect
Mac OS
- Go to System Preferences > Printers & Scanners
- Click the "+" button at the bottom left
- Click the middle tab at the middle top of the popup
- Enter IP Address
- Protocol should be "Airprint"
- (Optional) Enter printer's name and location
- Click "add" at the bottom left
Workstations
Ask JJ
- One way
- 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
- Go in terminal and do this command