Xerox 8560 IP printer via IPP over WAN, CUPS?

Hey discussers,
I want to print via WAN on a local Xerox machine.
I have a XEROX 8560 with integrated NIC,( local IP 192.168.0.100), according to Xerox they user prt 9100 for ipp instead of 631 for CUPS. I forwardet it to the printer, and they communicate, because it is printing out non-sense papers with CUPS Version and the IP and some unreadable lines.
So I would like to know if I have to take a server (mac mini with leopard) and share the printer via cups through the server (which port must I forward to the server, 631?), or connect the printe directly via portforwarding ?
Thans for any hints.

Hey, PAHU, thx for your support.
I solved the problem as the following:
1. Portfw: 631 to local printer IP
2. Use CUPS (localhost:631), add the printer with the Informations from the printer ( check correct Informations: name, place, IP), added as HP JetDirect / Appsocket, - important URL: (ipp://hostname/ipp/port)
3. Choose model
4. Print.
5. when there is a authentication error, press restart at the printer window and then you can enter the ipp account.
Don`t use as mentioned from Xerox Support Port 9100. That will create a lot of wasted paper!

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