Note: Please note that setup and printing only works within the Jade University network.

• Usually, sufficient printer drivers are already included in the default installation of Ubuntu.

• Install the necessary packages and reboot

sudo apt install python3-smbc smbclient system-config-printer
reboot

• View Applications > Printers
  • Not to be confused with “Settings > Printers”
• In the “Printers-localhost” window
  • Add
  • In the “New Printer” window
    • Network Printer > Windows Printer via SAMBA
    • SMB Printer: glob-ps2.hs-woe.de/ > Select…
    • In the “Authentication” window
      • Username: Default login (Format: ma1150)
      • Domain: HS-WOE
      • Password: (Your password)
    • In the “SMB Browser” window
      • Select the desired printer
        • Example: hrz-hpcljfe78625-1
    • Authentication > Set authentication details now
      • Password: (Your password)
      • Username: Domain login (Format: ma1150@hs-woe.de)
    • Click “Next”
    • Select “Select printer from database” and then choose a suitable driver
      • Example: HP > Next > Color MFP E78625-30-25
    • Optional: Under “Installable Options,” you can configure any additional hardware that may be available
    • Under “Describe Printer”
      • Printer Name: Short name for the printer, see above (Example: hrz-hpcljfe78625-1)
      • Description: Legible description of the printer (Example: HP Color LaserJet Managed Flow MFP E786)
      • Location: Legible location of the printer (Example: WHV, S E62)
    • Click “Apply”

In the “Printer Properties” window that opens, you can configure various settings

• Printer options
  • Duplex: Long-edge binding

When printing for the first time, you should now log in to the server

• Username: Domain login (Format: ma1150@hs-woe.de)
• Password: <Your password in the PC network system>

If the job is waiting for authentication, the problem can be resolved as follows:

sudo systemctl stop cups
nano /etc/cups/printers.conf

# AuthInfoRequired none
AuthInfoRequired username,password

sudo systemctl start cups

• Within your application, click on “Print”, select the desired printer and start the printing process.