Printing In A Unix/Linux Environment Has Failed - Toshiba E-STUDIO 2020AC Frequently Asked Questions Manual

8.QUESTIONS FOR NETWORK
 Printing in a UNIX/Linux environment has failed.
Take the appropriate actions by following the checklist below. If the problem still persists, contact your service
representative.
No.
1 Are the IP address properties specified
correctly?
2 Is LPR/LPD print specified correctly?
3 Has the installation of the UNIX/Linux
filters succeeded?
4 Has the print queue been created and
configured properly?
5 Can printing be carried out to the
equipment using LPD as the root?
6 Is it possible to execute the ping
command to the equipment from your
computer?
7 Is LP Daemon functioning?
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Next → Specify the IP address correctly.
Step
↓
Next → Specify the LPD print service correctly on
Step TopAccess.
↓
Next → Reinstall the UNIX/Linux filters.
Step
↓
Next → Recreate the print queue.
Step
↓
Next → Specify the UNIX/Linux access of the
Step equipment to enable other users to
↓ perform printing from Bourne shell. For
more detailed information, refer to the
UNIX/Linux document.
Next → Execute the ping command from another
Step server remotely. If the equipment can be
↓ located from the server, check whether or
not the segments between the equipment
and the current network match.
End → Reload Daemon or restart the system.
Then check that printing can be
performed by means of the equipment.
Corrective Action