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LPR/LPD Definition

joelefebvre
I need to dnat some printers from extra ip addresses on my external address to some internal 10.32.*.* printers.

There isn't an lpr/lpd service definition, how do i define that definition so i can create the dnat/snat rule?

thanks from a longtime lurker


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    LPD uses TCP port 515. LPR also uses TCP port 515, although in Microsoft implementations, it could be on ports 721 - 731.

    Create a new service as follows:

    Name:  LPD
    Protocol:  TCP
    Source:  1024:65535
    Destination:  515

    That should work for generic LPD/LPR implementations.
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    LPD uses TCP port 515. LPR also uses TCP port 515, although in Microsoft implementations, it could be on ports 721 - 731.

    Create a new service as follows:

    Name:  LPD
    Protocol:  TCP
    Source:  1024:65535
    Destination:  515

    That should work for generic LPD/LPR implementations.
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