《48_How to set up a network printer via QNAP NAS》.docx

How to set up a network printer via QNAP NAS? A printer server for your home or office network can be used to share one or more USB printers with multiple computers. Instead of connecting each printer to an individual computer, you can simply connect up to 3 USB printers to the USB ports of a QNAP Turbo NAS, allowing every computer on your network to send print jobs quickly to these network printers, thus saves time and money. The printer server feature on QNAP NAS offers enhanced capabilities such as Internet Printing Protocol (IPP), zero-configuration setup via Bonjour, and Samba printing protocol for home and office environment. You can also check and manage the status of printer queue via the web-based interface. Additional security option is also offered for printing access control based on IP addresses and domain names. QNAP NAS supports printer sharing on Windows, Mac, and Linux OS. To set up a network printer via QNAP NAS, follow the steps below. Connect a USB printer Connect a USB printer to a USB port of the Turbo NAS. The connected printer will be listed inExternal DeviceUSB Printerof the web administration of the NAS. ? Print queue management The printer server of QNAP NAS supports printer job management. You can pause, resume, or delete jobs which are being printed or in queue. You can also delete the job record after the job has completed. Notes The print queue will be cleared after the NAS is restarted. The file name display on the printer job table is only available for printer jobs sent via IPP (Internet Printing Protocol) connection. |? HYPERLINK .tw/i/en/trade_teach/con_show.php?op=showonecid=48 \l windows7 For Windows 7?|? HYPERLINK .tw/i/en/trade_teach/con_show.php?op=showonecid=48 \l mac For Mac OS 10.6?|? HYPERLINK .tw/i/en/trade_teach/con_show.php?op=showonecid=48 \l linux For Linux?| For Windows 7 Go to Devices and Printers. Click Add a printer. In the Add printer wizard, clickAdd a network, wireless or Bluetooth printer”. While