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2017-02-07
16:40
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Samsung Driver Question
We recently moved to Find-Me printing integrating PaperCut with iPrint appliance 2.1. The printing itself seems to be working, but the problem is the Samsung driver for the M5370 and X7500 multifunction devices seem to want to communicate directly to the printer to query features and supply levels, etc. We're mostly Mac and I've been able to circumvent the issue on the Macs by editing the driver and remove the option to query supply levels. However, on the few Windows machines we have, we get errors because the driver is trying to communicate with the printer directly. Has anyone else experienced this issue?
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2017-02-09
14:39
On 02/07/2017 05:46 PM, alcockb wrote:
>
> We recently moved to Find-Me printing integrating PaperCut with iPrint
> appliance 2.1. The printing itself seems to be working, but the problem
> is the Samsung driver for the M5370 and X7500 multifunction devices seem
> to want to communicate directly to the printer to query features and
> supply levels, etc. We're mostly Mac and I've been able to circumvent
> the issue on the Macs by editing the driver and remove the option to
> query supply levels. However, on the few Windows machines we have, we
> get errors because the driver is trying to communicate with the printer
> directly. Has anyone else experienced this issue?
>
>
Without knowing what error are you getting and why should be a problem
to query the printer, try to remove this entry, it may help:
\\HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Print\Printers\,,ipp://<printername>\PrinterDriverData\NovellSNMPAddressAndPort
>
> We recently moved to Find-Me printing integrating PaperCut with iPrint
> appliance 2.1. The printing itself seems to be working, but the problem
> is the Samsung driver for the M5370 and X7500 multifunction devices seem
> to want to communicate directly to the printer to query features and
> supply levels, etc. We're mostly Mac and I've been able to circumvent
> the issue on the Macs by editing the driver and remove the option to
> query supply levels. However, on the few Windows machines we have, we
> get errors because the driver is trying to communicate with the printer
> directly. Has anyone else experienced this issue?
>
>
Without knowing what error are you getting and why should be a problem
to query the printer, try to remove this entry, it may help:
\\HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Print\Printers\,,ipp://<printername>\PrinterDriverData\NovellSNMPAddressAndPort