Printing in Coda is done via Direct-IP printing, and is separate from the mopier printing system (hollister) in CCB, KACB, and TSRB. Please use the IP addresses below and the directions provided to connect to the necessary mopiers. If you encounter any issues, please contact the TSO Help Desk for assistance.
Installing the uniFLOW Mac Client
The mopiers require an active connection to the GT VPN for printing functionality.
Many College of Computing and Institute resources require VPN. Info about the GlobalProtect Campus VPN (for faculty, staff and students) can be found here: https://faq.oit.gatech.edu/content/how-do-i-get-started-next-generation-campus-vpn
Installation of a printer in Linux/Unix can be achieved in many ways. The method documented here was done in Ubuntu 14.04. For other Linux distributions, consult their documentation for adding a printer.
The following steps require Administrative permission on the host computer. Faculty and Staff that need assistance installing the CoC Mopiers should reach out to the Help Desk at helpdesk@cc.gatech.edu.
To bypass the CoC print servers and print directly to a CoC printer, you must be attached to the GT network. If you are not, you will need to connect in, such as through LAWN or VPN.
To bypass the CoC print servers and print directly to a CoC printer, you must be attached to the GT network. If you are not, you will need to connect in, such as through LAWN or VPN.
Installation of a printer in Linux/Unix can be achieved in many ways. The method documented here was done in GNOME on Ubuntu 9.04. For KDE or other window managers, as well as other Linux distributions, consult their documentation for adding a printer.
To bypass the CoC print servers and print directly to a CoC printer, you must be attached to the GT network. If you are not, you will need to connect in, such as through LAWN or VPN.
How to Add a Printer:
When you delete a printer from Windows, it doesn't clear the driver, so the next time you add that printer back in, it will use the old driver rather than pulling a new driver from the print server.