IPP printing long delay

I'm running Mac OS X Server 10.5.1 on a mac mini "server" (2GHz, 2 GB RAM).
Everything is working fine so far (AFP, DHCP, DNS, Firewall, NAT, Open Directory).
The only problem is with the Print service :
I've made a queue for our network laser printer (Brother HL-5250DN) on the server and share it through IPP.
I've then installed the printer in my computer (MacBook 10.5.1) and try to print.
It took me about 4-5 minutes, to see the page printed out, the printing box was stuck with the message : Connecting to myserver.local port 631 for a long time.
If i installed directly the printer to my computer it prints instantaneously.
There's a similar topic about this issue but it's now archived :
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1226866
Did you get IPP printing working fine with your server ?
Thx.

I'm a brand new new mac user. Having the same trouble to print on my brother MFC 8460N.
When I try to print it gives me a message of connecting to ip address on port 631 and that the network host is busy.
Thought mac would be easy. Setting this up on my XP was a breeze.

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