brother printer l6200dw cannot be installed in different vlan

In network B windows even discovers the CUPS printer. Chose a generic printer driver (I use a PCL driver) and add the printer. Choose to add a printer with a network address and use. Search for printers in windows and add a printer manually.

LAN IN C (any port) TO printserver (printports).

LAN IN A (any port) TO printserver (printports).

Printserver: 192.168.200.10 running an Ubuntu 20.04 server with CUPS Network Cġ92.168.10.0/22 VLAN 10 - has guest policy on the attached wifi (client separation) printports for firewall Here is my working setup: Network setup Network A:ġ92.168.0.0/24 VLAN 1 - has domain clients Network B:ġ92.168.200.0/24 VLAN 20 - has devices, like printers and the printserver, TVs. However I was able to solve it with CUPS. I was not able to solve my issue with a windows 10 printserver.

I'll comment or even post if this is a working solution. So right now I am setting up a local DNS-Server (BIND) in VLAN 20 (VLAN 20 is a device VLAN and accessible from all current and future VLANs). After diggin more into error 0x00000709 i figured this might be a DNS issue. I also tried a CUPS server on VLAN 20, but got the same error on my windows clients. I manage the network with an Ubiqiti USG-Pro and opened ports 443, 631, 137, 139 and 445 between the VLANs.Įdit: I just wiresharked a client and the printserver and opened up all ports from VLAN 1 to VLAN 20 and from 20 to 1. I've tried connecting to the printers from clients that are in a domain (AD) and with some that are not. The printserver is configured on a private network. Print sharing in network option is enabled an password usage disabled. I've set all the gpo-rules to enable anonymous access to the machine and enabled anyone to print on the shared printers.

However when I try to add a printer I get the error: 0x00000709 or just an error that the printers cannot be added. I can open shared folders and files and the printers are displayed.

I can access the samba shares of the printserver and ping it. The printserver itself is not in a domain. For testing purposes I've disabled the firewall on the printserver. The printers are in subnet A and are connected via TCP/IP /raw) with a windows 10 PC that is sharing the printers. My goal is to have a printserver in one subnet A (192.168.200.0/24, VLAN 20) and clients in another subnet B (192.168.0.0/24, VLAN 1). Working on this issue for quite some time right now (about 2 weeks) but still cannot get it to work.

Brother printer l6200dw cannot be installed in different vlan