CP1217 vs. Network Print Server

Hi,
I'm trying (and failing) to get my CP1217 (colour lasjet) working with my network print server (Netgear WGPS606).
The CP1217 works fine connected directly (USB) to the computer, and the WGPS606 works fine (otherwise I wouldn't be typing this - and it worked fine with my previous (HP) printer).
When the CP1217 is hooked up to the WGPS606 (and after the printer/software setup is done so that the printer is setup on the IP printer port), the HP print monitor (prnstatusmx.exe) reports that it isn't connected, and nothing prints. The WGPS606 status/diagnostics however report that it is connected (although it is clearly true that the printer is no longer locally connected.)
I have three questions - all help appreciated:
Has anyone got the CP1217 (or a printer from the same series) working with a WGPS606? (If so, how?)
Is the CP1217 compatible with a network print server (apart from the HP wireless kit thing which wouldn't do what I need)?
Does the print monitor (prnstatusmx.exe) only "see" locally connected printers, regardless of what port settings are set for the printer?
Thanks in advance...

I've been using a CP1217 with a Sitecom LN308 print server (which is cabled to my switch) since late March and it's fine, so the answer to your question whether it works with anything other than the HP print server is a resounding 'Yes'. Initially I just installed drivers as I was in the middle of an Open University assignment and wanted to print a.s.a.p (my poor old DJ840C was struggling). Today I decided to install the Toolbox so I can monitor the toner levels etc, as I'm about to start another block in my OU course and have lots of course text to print. That's where the problem started as the Toolbox is seeing the printer via the Sitecom but there's a big cross beside it and I can't access the status monitors etc. I've posted this as I'm hoping someone can tellme if/how this can be made to work.
You don't say if your print server is wired or wireless - if the latter, might this be an issue?
You said you've installed it using IP (I take it you've used a local TCP/IP port with the print server IP no?) - have you tried installing it as a local crown port using \\<print server name>\Printer name? Might be worth a go.
Good luck.
JayJay

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D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Read 5153 bytes of print data...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Wrote 5153 bytes of print data...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Read 8192 bytes of print data...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Wrote 8192 bytes of print data...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Read 8192 bytes of print data...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Wrote 8192 bytes of print data...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Read 8192 bytes of print data...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Wrote 8192 bytes of print data...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Read 5140 bytes of print data...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Wrote 5140 bytes of print data...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Read 8192 bytes of print data...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Wrote 8192 bytes of print data...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Read 7498 bytes of print data...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Wrote 7498 bytes of print data...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Read 8 bytes of print data...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Wrote 8 bytes of print data...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Read 14 bytes of print data...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Wrote 14 bytes of print data...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] 1 files to send in job...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] STATE: +connecting-to-device
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Connecting to 192.168.1.1:631
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] 正在连接到打印机…
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] STATE: -connecting-to-device
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] 已连接到打印机…
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Connected to 192.168.1.1:631 (IPv4)...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Getting supported attributes...
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] document-format-supported (1 values)
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] [0] = "application/octet-stream"
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] printer-uri = "http://192.168.1.1:631/printers/iP1600"
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] requesting-user-name = "ashes"
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] job-name = "/tmp/org.chromium.0ZlxDm"
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Set job-printer-state-message to "打印文件不被接受 (server-error-device-error)！", current level=ERROR
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] ATTR: auth-info-required=none
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] Backend returned status 1 (failed)
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] End of messages
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] printer-state=3(idle)
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] printer-state-message="打印文件不被接受 (server-error-device-error)！"
D [18/Jan/2010:09:38:01 +0800] [Job 8] printer-state-reasons=none
E [18/Jan/2010:09:50:43 +0800] [cups-driverd] Bad driver information file "/usr/share/cups/model/foomatic-db-ppds/Kyocera/ReadMe.htm"!
E [18/Jan/2010:09:51:02 +0800] [cups-driverd] Bad driver information file "/usr/share/cups/model/foomatic-db-ppds/Kyocera/ReadMe.htm"!
E [18/Jan/2010:09:55:25 +0800] [cups-driverd] Unable to open driver directory "/usr/lib/cups/driver": No such file or directory
E [18/Jan/2010:09:55:39 +0800] [cups-driverd] Unable to open driver directory "/usr/lib/cups/driver": No such file or directory
E [18/Jan/2010:09:55:45 +0800] [cups-driverd] Unable to open driver directory "/usr/lib/cups/driver": No such file or directory
E [18/Jan/2010:09:55:47 +0800] [cups-driverd] Unable to open driver directory "/usr/lib/cups/driver": No such file or directory
E [18/Jan/2010:09:55:51 +0800] [cups-driverd] Unable to open driver directory "/usr/lib/cups/driver": No such file or directory
E [18/Jan/2010:09:55:56 +0800] [cups-driverd] Unable to open driver directory "/usr/lib/cups/driver": No such file or directory
E [18/Jan/2010:10:26:20 +0800] [Job 9] Aborting job because it has no files.
E [20/Jan/2010:00:19:51 +0800] Unable to set ACLs on root certificate "/var/run/cups/certs/0" - Operation not supported
E [21/Jan/2010:22:15:17 +0800] Unable to set ACLs on root certificate "/var/run/cups/certs/0" - Operation not supported
Anyone could give me some advice?
Last edited by ashesxera (2010-01-21 14:22:13)

Use my ibook g3 as a "print server"

Im interested in knowing if I can use my ibook g3 to be my networks print server.
As in hooking up ibook g3 to my network, then hooking up my printer to the ibook, and then print through it from my macbook. Does this make any sense? I hope it does. If this is possible please provide me with details on how to do this. Thanks in advance.

You should be able to - I'm doing a similar thing but using my iMac as the 'print server' so that I can print from my iBook over the wireless network.
Go to Sharing in System Preferences and tick the box for Printer Sharing. It should now be set up automatically, but you can check the printer is being shared in the Printer system preference.
(The iBook will need to be on all the time if you want to always be able to print - it can't be sleeping).
The printer should show up under 'Shared Printers' in the options for printing when you want to print on your MacBook (at least it does in 10.4, I've not upgraded to 10.5 yet so I don't know if it's different).

OSX Friendly Print Server?

Ok here's the deal, in my home I have 3 Macs (Tiger), and 2 XP boxes, and we have 1 printer (HP Deskjet 1220c). I just purchased the Hawking HPS1U print server for my network. The idea was to be able to print from all 5 systems (OSX-WinXP alike). There are a couple problems with the device, I wont go into all of them, but the deal is that it doesn't work with my Macs quite right and after some googling, I come to find the device ***** across the board. So suffice it to say, its getting returned.
I was wondering if any of you are using or know of a network print server that's OSX and Windows friendly that works well and is in the $50-$60 range? I've seen a couple, and I'm willing to give them a shot, but I figured if anyone knew of one that was working for them and what not, that would be even better.
Thanks!
Rob

Hi Rob,
Out of the 30 or so print servers that have been discussed here on Apple Discussions, only one was not compatible with OS X, because it really wasn't network standards compliant. OS X is fully network standards compliant.
The real problem, Rob, is that Many Many non-postscript printers don't have drivers that allow full use of OS X's CUPS system (which is what makes OS X standards compliant). Your 1220C has a Gimp-Print (CUPS) driver available on OS X, so that's not a problem for you. The Hawking does work with OS X and a CUPS driver.
I don't know why Apple has made zero effort to explain how to use the network print protocols, but they haven't. For example, the protocol standards for LPD and IPP require use of a queue name as part of the setup, to distinguish among the many print queues that are possible on one "server." This is entered automatically by the setup software provided for Windows, so users are mostly unaware that they must read through the manual for a print server and find the queue name to enter into Printer Setup on OS X.
Even Dlink print servers (Dlink has overt anti-Mac policies), because they follow the standards, will work with OS X.
I hope this helps.

Window 7 32 bit excel or word hangs when print using network printer

When trying to print from Word or Excel 2010 32bit, once I click print, there is a drop down menu to select
a printer. When I select the network printer (a HP Color Laserjet 5550), underneath the printer drop down it says "connecting to printer". Word or excel will hang and then show up as "not responding".
My pc is running on Windows 7 pro 32 bit, Word and Excel of Office 2010

Hi,
I noticed that you replied the similar thread, have you tied to the customer's resolution(Update/Reinstall the 32 bit driver on the network Print Server and then re-install the network printer, and then ran malwarebytes and
removed malware.)?
Then, we may try to plug the USB cable from your printer into an available USB port on your PC to test if possible.
If the issue still exists, I recommend we go to Event Viewer and collect the Event log. It'll help us to troubleshoot the issue, you could upload here.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/open-event-viewer#1TC=windows-7
Regards,
George Zhao
TechNet Community Support
It's recommended to download and install
Configuration Analyzer Tool (OffCAT), which is developed by Microsoft Support teams. Once the tool is installed, you can run it at any time to scan for hundreds of known issues in Office
programs.

Netgear WGPS606 wireless print server and HP1006

I have been trying to setup the Netgear WGPS606 wireless print server with my HP1006. The setup runs fine, finds the printer etc but when it comes to try to print a test page it is "unable to create a print job". When trying to print from Word etc I get similar message suggesting print test page/turn printer on/reinstall print drivers
I have spent hours with Netgear support who eventually said it MIGHT not be compatible
Before I bin it does anyone have any suggestions? I read somewhere it might be the USB drivers only work when connected directly to the PC (they're loaded up real time or something?) and to try using a serial driver instead?
Might that work, and if so does anyone know where I might find a suitable driver?
Thanks
J

I spent a month chasing my print server last year. Save yourself a month. The pad will find and print to airprint enabled printers. Period. It will not find a network print server.
Here is the list of printers, and some discussion.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4356

Can't network print lexmark C510

Help, can't print to my lexmark c510 on a network print server since upgrading my Imac to leopard. Printer is recognised at IP address and installed fine, but nothing prints when I try to do a print job. I have tried the drivers on the Leopard disc, priniting was fine under Tiger on the Imac, printing still works from powerbook G4 running Tiger.
Other then that, Leopard was a hassle free and great upgrade.
Thanks

Hi,
I figured out what my problem was. I think I've been sending print jobs to one printer and looking for output at another. That's why the Powerbook appeared to be sending OK. It was.
We have different scenarios. I'm using wirless and I have OS 10.5. You're on an ethernet connection with the older 10.3. I use what appears to be called "Bonjour" printing while you're using "Rendezvous." People report they're nearly the same. I dunno. I have in my system preferences a "print and fax" pane. There's a list of printers, I hit the + sign to add a printer then put in the IP address that my kind co-workers have put on the printer. The Powerbook automatically looks for the printer, gets its model from the printer and picks the corresponding driver, although if I disagree, I can change drivers. Once I get the right printer in there with the right driver, there's an icon that actually looks like the printer, which I have to admit is kind of handy.
What I can't explain is at some point after I upgrade from 10.3 to 10.5, I did something that automatically detected printers. It detected the HP 4700 color and the 2840 all-in-one but missed the 2200 BW. (Could it have been idel and undetectable?) I was all cornfused and kept looking for BW output at the 2200 but I think it was probably spewing out of the 2840. Good thing it was actually work-related!
I did have the 2200 and 4700 working fine under 10.3.9 myself, so I betcha you can get your 2840 working. Memory is always limited of such details, but I think I had to put the IP address into some printer list to get it to work back then.
Sparky

[CLOSED]Network printing - how?

Hi,
Got me a Dlink network print server. How do I set up my system/PC to use that? I understand that simply installing a printer locally will not do...
In one simple question: where is the manual?
By the way:
The procedure to contact the print server given by Dlink themselves, using the "dlink-XXXXXX" approach does not work with Firefox - had to use annother browser to give it a new IP address in the network to "see" it from the Firefox...
EDIT - possibly a fireWALL not fireFOX problem.
Tnx
Thor
Last edited by Thor@Flanders (2010-09-10 11:46:23)

Closed this for now - I think that network printing is well documented for Linux, I'd better do a search and then, after I depleted all avenues, come back with this question...
Sorry for the trouble...
Wellness
Tnor

How do I add a network printer to a terminal server for one user?

I have a 2003 terminal server. I also have a network printer accessible by IP. I want one of the users on the TS to print to this printer.
If I log in as the user, all print options are greyed (access denied). There's no 'users' icon in control panel to give the user admin access like I might do on a workstation. This printer is not installed on a print server so even if he did
have access, doing so doesn't appear to be an option. If I log in as Administrator I can add printers but it wants me to specify \\servername\printername and it's not set up that way. It's just a network printer on an IP. Also I'm not trying
to get RDP to map the printer locally for the user, he needs to be able to print from the terminal server to the network printer. Any articles I can find assume the printer is either local to the user or on a print server of some kind.
Is this possible and how?
Thanks!

Hi,
In addition to TP’s comment, you can go through beneath article for information.
Terminal Server and Printer Redirection
http://blogs.technet.com/b/askperf/archive/2007/08/24/terminal-server-and-printer-redirection.aspx
Hope it helps!
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki
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