How do I add a network printer

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You may need to

yum install system-config-printer

first to see the "true" printer settings panel. The original one is rubbish to me.

For a mortal human being it is not possible to add a printer to GNU/:Linux. You need a real live wizard for that. Sorry.

A network printer is a printer we can be connected to a computer network and accessed from many different computers. Here I am trying to solve your queries you can follow these steps and apply on your device: Steps 1: open control panel Steps 2: Select your printer Steps 3: Click add a "Printer" Steps 4: Now select add a "Network" Steps 5: Now select your network Hope so you-you will solve your problem. If you have any doubt and queries contact Brother Printer Support Number as soon as possible.

Here is some solution I want to share with you, That suggested by Hp Support:-

• Turn on your printer and make sure it is connected to the network.

  • Open the Control Panel.

• Click on Hardware and Sound.

  • Double-click the Add a printer icon.

  • Select "Add a network, wireless or Bluetooth printer" and click Next, If any other suggestion you need to try Hp Support and remove all the glitches.

All the print settings can be accessed by clicking on the right-hand top corner, and choose settings. On the new window, select the component printers. Click the button Unlock and enter your password. Press Add new printer, cups will scan your network to find the printer.

Did you try this method ?

See if this article is of any help in your case - https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/CUPS_printer_sharing#Windows_server_-_Linux_client