Nas shared printer issue

Hi All,
I have a USB Brother printer HL 2030 shared on the network by a QNAP NAS , via Bonjour.
I am able to install the printer on Yosemite . It is shown as Brother (AirPrint).
When I try to print anything , the printer "prints" many white pages until the tray is empty.
Same behaviour with Maverick (clean installation).
I am able to print correctly from a Windows PC on the same printer.
If I connect the printer directly on the IMac USB port , printing is ok.
Any idea to solve this strange case?
Thanks

One router is wireless and is used as the dhcp server, but the wireless is turned off. The other is also dhcp, but I'm not sure how to turn the router portion off. smc 7004br. Thanks
Craig

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I have an iMac and an iBook.
The iBook can print to the IP4000 printer no problem, but if I try and print to the IP3000 I get a message about I have selected the wrong paper size. I have not, everything is set to A4 as is should be.
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No one appears to have an answer, I cannot make head nor tail of CUPs, or the console.
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I am running a Server (Windows Server 2008 R2) and a handful of clients (Win 7 64/32, Vista 64/32) and i can go on each computer and install the driver by adding a TCP/IP port of the IP address or hostname and it will work fine on any computer, however when I set it up on the server, it works fine when printing from the server, but when I take the printer, and set it up as a shared printer (for Active Directory support) it will share fine and the clients will install the shared printer fine, but when I print to the shared printer from the clients it will print, however at random points in the document it will just stop printing (finish feeding the paper through, without any more ink applied to the paper) and this really appears to be random as to when, as I have had documents that nearly finish and i have had documents that barely start to print.

Hi kevinbuck1,
Welcome to the HP Forums.
I see that you are having issues with the different numbered ink cartridges not being recognized.
I will be happy to help you.
I would recomment to call HP Tech Support for further assistance to set the unit to the correct zone.
Then you will be able to continue using the printer.
Contact HP Worldwide.
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I've recently made the switch for my laptop to a Powerbook G4 and am very very happy with it. There is only one thing that I cannot seem to get working though.
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I dont have an airport express, but the thought did
cross my mind to pick one of those up. I'm not
familiar though how an XP machine would connect to
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Try to run the print and scan doctor and see if that helps.
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Hi,
I am Chetan Savade from Symantec Technical Support Team.
You can either add printer to excluded host.
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Can't connect to shared printer on Windows 7 Pro x64

I have a print server on Windows 2008 Standard and I have drivers installed for both x86 and x64 archs. The ricoh printer seems to work fine on windows 7 pro x64 but the hp printer will not work correctly. It seems to download/install the drivers but when actually connecting to the printer it errors out.
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Printing to a Windows XP shared printer

I have long printed from my Macbook with Snow Leopard to my Windows XP computer with a shared printer. I began encountering intermittent connection issues, so I reset my printers. Now when I go to add a printer, under Windows, I see my Windows XP computer, but I get the "unable to connect to server" message. I have been able to add my IP printer, but I cannot add any USB shared printers on my Windows network. I can still connect to my Windows XP computer as a server.
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Kappy, thanks for the input. Your suggestions didn't solve my problem, but through your links I was able to find another fix at macwindows.com relating to modifying the WINS settings and it worked. See below. Thanks!
+Daniel Hoit also sent configuration info for accessing Windows shares, and disagreed with a previous reader about Leopard's file sharing:+
+Samba based services are updated to reflect revisions to the open source Samba project in Leopard, and are not a step backwards. The addition of packet signing alone is a huge and welcome addition.+
+As for the poster's complaints regarding WINS workgroup and Finder browsing, the options are still there in Leopard. You can configure the WINS information in System Preferences/Network/ Advanced/WINS section. Choose a workgroup, and choose a wins server if you have one on your network.+

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I have had two MacBook Pros now, and this has been an issue in Mountain Lion and Mavericks. I've got a shared printer on the local Windows network (it's a USB printer shared via the network and the computer), and the other Windows computers in the house can print to it no problem. The Mac sees it no problem, yet whenever I try to print to it, I just get "Hold for Authentication."
Like I said, persists over Mountain Lion and Mavericks. No other computer in the house has any issues printing to it. I've installed the drivers for the printer as well (Brother HL-2240).
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Well, that isn't too useful. Try this instead: Adding a printer shared by a Windows computer via SMB/CIFS.
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I just recently purchased a MacBook Pro with Lion OS 10.7.2 for my wife and have been trying to connect her Macbook to my Lexmark X5650 Printer that is connected to my Windows 7 Professional PC. Tried everything with no success. Any ideas? I have always been a PC user and this is my first MAC and really know nothing about them. Wife had to have it for Dental School and I am getting very frustrated
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The "Authentication Required" error can be related to the print driver. Many vendors create their OS X drivers for direct communication from the Mac to the printer. As soon as you stick a Windows computer or 3rd party print server in between the Mac and the printer, then you can get this error.
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So another workaround is detailed in this blog. This allows you to use the vendors driver on the Mac but I have to say that I have not tried this with Lion and Win7. My last test with this setup was with Win XP and Snow Leopard.
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