Identical network printers: find the right one
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I need to install a network printer Kyocera ECOSYS M2035dn in Kubuntu 16.04. There are several identical printers in our local network:
In file properties, there is no IP address of these devices:
When I try to add a printer through CUPS page, there is also no information about ip address:
I could try adding all printers and print the test page, but I don't want to disturb my colleagues. How can I add a printer, knowing its IP address?
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Michael O.
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I need to install a network printer Kyocera ECOSYS M2035dn in Kubuntu 16.04. There are several identical printers in our local network:
In file properties, there is no IP address of these devices:
When I try to add a printer through CUPS page, there is also no information about ip address:
I could try adding all printers and print the test page, but I don't want to disturb my colleagues. How can I add a printer, knowing its IP address?
networking printing
asked Feb 28 at 10:56
Michael O.
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KM3C991.local seems to be the name of your printer, try the commandping -c1 KM3C991.local, it should show the ip of the printer.
– pim
Feb 28 at 11:01
Oh thank you! All printers are pinged well, and now I can find my printer. You can make this an answer, I'll mark it solved.
– Michael O.
Feb 28 at 11:05
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I need to install a network printer Kyocera ECOSYS M2035dn in Kubuntu 16.04. There are several identical printers in our local network:
In file properties, there is no IP address of these devices:
When I try to add a printer through CUPS page, there is also no information about ip address:
I could try adding all printers and print the test page, but I don't want to disturb my colleagues. How can I add a printer, knowing its IP address?
networking printing
asked Feb 28 at 10:56
Michael O.
1506
I need to install a network printer Kyocera ECOSYS M2035dn in Kubuntu 16.04. There are several identical printers in our local network:
In file properties, there is no IP address of these devices:
When I try to add a printer through CUPS page, there is also no information about ip address:
I could try adding all printers and print the test page, but I don't want to disturb my colleagues. How can I add a printer, knowing its IP address?
networking printing
networking printing
asked Feb 28 at 10:56
Michael O.
1506
asked Feb 28 at 10:56
Michael O.
1506
asked Feb 28 at 10:56
Michael O.
1506
asked Feb 28 at 10:56
Michael O.
1506
asked Feb 28 at 10:56
Michael O.
1506
1506
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KM3C991.local seems to be the name of your printer, try the commandping -c1 KM3C991.local, it should show the ip of the printer.
– pim
Feb 28 at 11:01
Oh thank you! All printers are pinged well, and now I can find my printer. You can make this an answer, I'll mark it solved.
– Michael O.
Feb 28 at 11:05
add a comment |Â
1
KM3C991.local seems to be the name of your printer, try the commandping -c1 KM3C991.local, it should show the ip of the printer.
– pim
Feb 28 at 11:01
Oh thank you! All printers are pinged well, and now I can find my printer. You can make this an answer, I'll mark it solved.
– Michael O.
Feb 28 at 11:05
1
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KM3C991.local seems to be the name of your printer, try the command
ping -c1 KM3C991.local, it should show the ip of the printer.– pim
Feb 28 at 11:01
KM3C991.local seems to be the name of your printer, try the command
ping -c1 KM3C991.local, it should show the ip of the printer.– pim
Feb 28 at 11:01
Oh thank you! All printers are pinged well, and now I can find my printer. You can make this an answer, I'll mark it solved.
– Michael O.
Feb 28 at 11:05
Oh thank you! All printers are pinged well, and now I can find my printer. You can make this an answer, I'll mark it solved.
– Michael O.
Feb 28 at 11:05
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KM3C991.local is the name of your printer on your network.
ping -c1 KM3C991.local will show you the IP address of the printer.
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KM3C991.local is the name of your printer on your network.
ping -c1 KM3C991.local will show you the IP address of the printer.
answered Feb 28 at 11:08
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KM3C991.local is the name of your printer on your network.
ping -c1 KM3C991.local will show you the IP address of the printer.
answered Feb 28 at 11:08
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KM3C991.local is the name of your printer on your network.
ping -c1 KM3C991.local will show you the IP address of the printer.
answered Feb 28 at 11:08
pim
1,730822
KM3C991.local is the name of your printer on your network.
ping -c1 KM3C991.local will show you the IP address of the printer.
answered Feb 28 at 11:08
pim
1,730822
answered Feb 28 at 11:08
pim
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answered Feb 28 at 11:08
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KM3C991.local seems to be the name of your printer, try the command
ping -c1 KM3C991.local, it should show the ip of the printer.– pim
Feb 28 at 11:01
Oh thank you! All printers are pinged well, and now I can find my printer. You can make this an answer, I'll mark it solved.
– Michael O.
Feb 28 at 11:05