Originally Posted by
Synthohol
log into the router, use port forwarding to the copiers IP.
use port 9100 or 631 so the customer would set the printer IP as their public IP and then the port.
ie: printer IP=192.168.1.100 but run whatismyip.com from their computer to see their public IP address so lets say their public IP is 71.10.10.25 you would select port forwarding to port 9100 or 631 in the remote print driver to reach the x.x.x.100:9100
not the most secure way but its the simplest.
the other simple way is to enable POP and create an account with their ISP or exchange server and allow email printing on the copier.
they send an email to the machines email address and it prints.
more secure too.
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