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On your local linux system use ippfind to get IPP address of local printers
example:
$ ippfind
might return something like the following, which would tell me I have at least one IPP enabled printer
$ ipp://BRW6814019ED515.local:631/ipp/print
Step 2
On your work/home WiFi router configure PORT forward to forward "some port" to IP address of local Printer and its Port 631
Step 3
Then on your CIAB Host/Server (Cloud/VM/physical server). Log into both the ciab-guac and the cn1 LXD containers and do the following steps in both containers:
make CIAB Admin User ID a member of "lpadmin" group
Step 4 - create the CUPS IPP printer configuration
then as sudo or root use lpadmin to add the remote printer locally on CIAB
-p = printer_name = the name of the printer as it will appear on the Linux system in the Print dialog boxes
-v = ip_address = the PUBLIC IP address of home Wifi Router that the Printer is attached to via wifi
port_ID = the WIFI "source PORT" for the Port Forward config statement
-L = location of remote printer (any name you want to ID where the printer is located)
The command line to create the Printer, all one line, and executed as sudo is:
example - assuming you set your wifi router to port forward port 6993 to port 633 and that your wifi
router's PUBLIC IP address is 45.24.77.191 then on the CN1 container enter:
Step 1
On your local linux system use ippfind to get IPP address of local printers
example:
might return something like the following, which would tell me I have at least one IPP enabled printer
Step 2
On your work/home WiFi router configure PORT forward to forward "some port" to IP address of local Printer and its Port 631
Step 3
Then on your CIAB Host/Server (Cloud/VM/physical server). Log into both the ciab-guac and the cn1 LXD containers and do the following steps in both containers:
make CIAB Admin User ID a member of "lpadmin" group
Step 4 - create the CUPS IPP printer configuration
then as sudo or root use lpadmin to add the remote printer locally on CIAB
-p = printer_name = the name of the printer as it will appear on the Linux system in the Print dialog boxes
-v = ip_address = the PUBLIC IP address of home Wifi Router that the Printer is attached to via wifi
port_ID = the WIFI "source PORT" for the Port Forward config statement
-L = location of remote printer (any name you want to ID where the printer is located)
The command line to create the Printer, all one line, and executed as sudo is:
example - assuming you set your wifi router to port forward port 6993 to port 633 and that your wifi
router's PUBLIC IP address is 45.24.77.191 then on the CN1 container enter:
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