Apple Genuine 6616589 Logic Board 2.9GHz i7 for MacBook Pro 13 inch

Mac Lpadmin 661. (6617549) Graphics Board B, D300 Mac Pro A1481 (Late 2013) lpadmin -p "NAME" -v "URL" -P "PPD" -o printer-is-shared=false -E cupsenable "NAME" cupsaccept "NAME" We set up an SMB queue using System Prefs, the CUPS web interface, and terminal using lpadmin

When I add a printer to the MAC users using the GUI this is what I do: System Preferences; Printers & Scanner; Unlock the lock; Type the administrator credentials; Press the + sign; Select the IP Tab; Fill the Address box e.g But when I try to print a test page a menu opens asking me to enter username and psw

Apple Genuine 6616589 Logic Board 2.9GHz i7 for MacBook Pro 13 inch

I will break down the script below to explain how each flag operates in the script How can I prevent this from popping up every time I try to print? I would like to avoid flagging the check where it says to save the psw in keychain. Hello, We are looking to allow our users access to the print options on the mac with out full admin credentials

6614981 8202366A MB464 Apple Mac Mini MB463LL/A 2.0 Logic Board. On my mac I managed, thanks to the lpadmin command, to add the printer and map it to the desired print queue Type Shell script (.sh) Category macOS Maintenance

Coach Mac 🌙 (__mac___) on Threads. How can I prevent this from popping up every time I try to print? I would like to avoid flagging the check where it says to save the psw in keychain. Does anyone know the terminal command to add a printer to a mac that is already being shared on the network? I have an old mini that is sharing printers to everyone