Canon iRC 3580 Network Printer Problem

Hello,
I am using a Canon iRC 3580 printer connected to a network. With Snow Leoparda I was abble to print without any difficulties (even at the beginning was a pain to setup the printer...) I upgraded to Mac OS X Lion and now nothing works. I have read accros a few websites there might be a bug or some problem with CUPS or the drivers maybe?
Any suggestions or help, please?
For any additional information, I have no backup (my fault...).
Thanks a lot!

I have asked them those things, I'll let you know when I get a response.
Meanwhile I think we connect through a server, don't know which kind and if there is any difference. People using Windows machines have to authenticate at the printer to print, meanwhile Mac users print directly.
When you type the printer URL you get the following (I have hiden the ipp numbers):
Printer DB Canon MFD
Printer State
Idle, Unknown Problem
Printer is Accepting Jobs
Yes
Jobs Scheduled
0
Location
Description
Duplex
No
Make and Model
Canon iR C3080/3480/3580 PCL6
Printer URI
ipp://***.***.**.**/ipp/DB Canon MFD
Security Enabled
Yes
Direct Print Enabled
No
Assigned Banner
Server Operating System
NetWare IA32
Supported Document Formats
Postscript PCL Other (Octet Stream Other (Octet Stream
Assigned Drivers
Driver Profile
   Windows 7 32
Canon iR C3080/3480/3580 PCL6
DBCanonMFD_Profile_Win7_32bit
   Windows 7 64
Canon iR C3080/3480/3580 PCL6
DBCanonMFD_Profile_Win7_64-bit
   Windows XP
Canon iR C3080/3480/3580 PCL6
DB Canon MFD
Job list
Id
Name
Owner
Status
Size
Submission Time
I am sorry, but I didn't understand what you meant for the queue and beside that, I wasn't able to copy-paste any picture in here (sorry again for that).
Regards.

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