OES iPrint Administration Guide for Linux

This guide describes how to install, configure, and customize Novell® iPrint on Novell Open Enterprise Server for Linux.

Section 1.0, Overview: Introduction to iPrint and its components.
Section 2.0, What’s New: Lists new features in iPrint.
Section 3.0, Setting Up iPrint on Your Server: Installing server software and configuring your print system.
Section 4.0, Setting Up iPrint on Client Workstations: Distributing and installing client software on workstations and using client utilities.
Section 5.0, Customizing iPrint: Designing custom Web pages that users use to find and install printers.
Section 6.0, Managing Your Print System: Managing your iPrint components.
Section 7.0, Setting Up a Secure Printing Environment: Implementing SSL and access controls for your print system.
Section A.0, Supported Browsers for iPrint: Overview of the supported Web browsers and their available iPrint operations.
Section C.0, Configuring the iPrint HTML Interface: Customizing your HTML pages using the iPrint operations.

Audience

This guide is intended for anyone involved in installing, managing, and using iPrint or NDPS for their print system.

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Documentation Updates

For the latest version of Novell OES iPrint Administration Guide for Linux, visit the Novell Open Enterprise Server documentation Web site.

Additional Documentation

Novell iPrint also is available for NetWare®. For more information, see OES iPrint Administration Guide for NetWare.

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