Network Printers

Network Printer Locations

KnowledgeWorks II

Location	Hostname	Make & Model	Driver Download
KW2 Mail Room	coral.cs.vt.edu	Xerox Phaser 7500	[Phaser 7500]
KW2 2nd Floor Grad Area	adder.cs.vt.edu	Konica Minolta Bizhub 363	[Bizhub 363]
KW2 Main Office	mainprint.cs.vt.edu	Konica Minolta Bizbub 363	[Bizhub 363]
KW2 1st Floor Grad Area	garden.cs.vt.edu	HP Laserjet M604	[M604]

McBryde

Location	Hostname	Make & Model	Driver Download
Mcbryde 114	mcbprint.cs.vt.edu	Ricoh Mp 4054	MP4054

Torgersen

Standard Network Printers

Location	Hostname	Make & Model	Driver Download
Torgersen 2000	ppl.cs.vt.edu	HP Laserjet m401dn	[M401]
Torgersen 2220	momba.cs.vt.edu	HP Color Laserjet M454dn	[M454]
Torgersen 3160	diamondback.cs.vt.edu	HP Laserjet m401	[M401]

CBB Shared Printers

Location	Server	Print Queue	Make & Model	Driver Download
Torgersen 2160V	bioinformatics.cs.vt.edu	2160-hp-m401	HP Laserjet m401dn	[M401]
Torgersen 2160V	bioinformatics.cs.vt.edu	2160-hp-color-m452dn	HP Color Laserjet M452dn	[M452]
Torgersen 2160V	bioinformatics.cs.vt.edu	2160-minolta-363	Konica Minolta Bizhub 368e	[Bizhub 368]

Connecting to Printers

Windows 10

Start -> Settings -> Devices Select printers & Scanners on the left Add printer or scanner Click the new link “the printer that I want isn’t listed” Add printer using tcp/ip address or hostname Autodetect Diamondback.cs.vt.edu Diamondback.cs.vt.edu Query the printer and automatically select the driver Let it use the driver installed or download. Give it a name (Diamondback or something) Do not share this printer Next If you will be using this one most. Select ‘set as default’ Finish

MacOS

Click the Apple Go to System Preferences Go to Printers and Scanners Click the plus to add a printer Click on IP Enter adder.cs.vt.edu in the Address bar Wait for it to populate the rest of the fields and click Add

Linux - Ubuntu

Open Show Applications -> Settings -> Devices -> Printers Click Add a Printer Type the network address in the search bar at the bottom Select your printer from the list e.g. JetDirect-Printer On the Driver Screen, Select the manufacturer and Driver e.g. Hewlett-Packard and M401 Note: If your driver isn't available in the list, you can select Generic and Generic PCL to finish setup and then under the printer change the driver to a ppd that you download from the manufacturers site. If you need to change the driver click the gear on the printer in the Devices menu Click printer Details -> Install PPD Navigate to the PPD you Downloaded and select it.

Linux - Centos

Click Activities -> Type printers in the search box -> Select Printers Click Unlock -> Provide Password if needed -> Click Add Type the network address in the search bar at the bottom Select your printer from the list e.g. JetDirect-Printer On the Driver Screen, Select the manufacturer and Driver e.g. Hewlett-Packard and M401 Note: If your driver isn't available in the list, you can select Generic and Generic PCL to finish setup and then under the printer change the driver to a ppd that you download from the manufacturers site. If you need to change the driver click the gear on the printer in the Devices menu Click printer Details -> Install PPD Navigate to the PPD you Downloaded and select it. You can change additional features of the Printer under the gear -> Printing Options

Connecting to the CBB Shared Printers

Windows

Click start -> Settings -> Devices -> Printers & Scanners Click add a printer or scanner Click "The printer that I want isn't listed" Select "Select a shared printer by name" Input the URL to the printer in the following format: http://<ServerName>:631/printers/<PrintQueue> (example: http://bioinformatics.cs.vt.edu:631/printers/2160-hp-color-m452dn) Click Next On the popup to select driver, click windows update unless you have downloaded the specific driver Select your printer driver from the two lists (example: HP Color LaserJet Pro M452 PCL6) Click next to finish Select whether you want to print a test page or not and close the window

MacOS

Click on the Apple, Go to System Preferences Click on Printers & Scanners Click on the + Sign Click IP Enter the address you are trying to connect to (Example: bioinformatics.cs.vt.edu) Select IPP if it isn't already selected Enter the printer you are wanting to use (Example: printers/2160-hp-color-m452dn) Enter a name for the printer (Example: 2160-hp-color-m452dn) (Optional) Enter a Location for the printer Choose either "Select Software" to select an already install driver or "Choose Driver" if you have downloaded a specific driver. Click Add If prompted select any additional features the printer may have Click Ok

Linux - Ubuntu

Open Show Applications -> Settings -> Devices -> Printers -> Additional Printer Settings Click Add Type the network address in the uri bar ipp://bioinformatics.cs.vt.edu/printers/PRINTER_QUEUE (In place of PRINTER_QUEUE, type in the name of the queue you want to use from the list above) Click Forward On the Choose Driver screen, either look for your printer in the database or select Provide PPD and navigate to the driver file you downloaded Select any Additional Options that are available for your printer, click forward Describe your printer and click Apply

Linux - Centos

Works with Centos 7 but not Centos 8

1. Open terminal and enter the command: sudo system-printer-config
2. This will open the Printer configuration window
3. Enter the URL to the CBB Printers: ipp://bioinformatics.cs.vt.edu/printers/PRINTER_QUEUE (Insert the name of the printer queue you are wanting to use in place of PRINTER_QUEUE)
4. Click Forward
5. Either select your printer Driver from database or if it isn't there select provide PPD file and navigate to the driver you downloaded.
6. Click Forward
7. Select any Options the printer has from the list and click forward again
8. Describe your Printer and Click Apply

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