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| − | ePrint allows you to print black and white documents for free over the Duke network. While not using an on-campus internet connection, you can still use ePrint if have Duke's VPN Client. Once you add a print job, you may print it from any OIT computer lab using your Duke Card. The print queue nominally lasts for 12 hours, but during times of heavy load it may be reduced to 8 or 6 hours. | + | ePrint allows you to print black and white documents for free over the Duke network. While not using an on-campus internet connection, you can still use ePrint if have Duke's VPN Client. Once you add a print job, you may print it from any OIT computer lab using your Duke Card. The print queue nominally lasts for 12 hours, but during times of heavy load it may be reduced to 8 or 6 hours. |
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| + | == Cost and Quota == | ||
| + | See [https://oit.duke.edu/what-we-do/applications/eprint ePrint] and specifically the link to '''View quota and request increase''' for the most up to date information about printing. | ||
== ePrint Locations and Status == | == ePrint Locations and Status == | ||
| − | Printer stations are located in many academic buildings, dorms, and public spaces. OIT maintains a list at their [https:// | + | Printer stations are located in many academic buildings, dorms, and public spaces. OIT maintains a list at their [https://eprint.oit.duke.edu/index.php/printers ePrint Printers] page. |
== Troubleshooting == | == Troubleshooting == | ||
| − | === My files will not show up! (when printing from | + | === My files will not show up! (when printing from Unix computers) === |
| − | The particular | + | The particular Unix machine you used may have had a full print queue. If you type the command<source lang="text">lpq</source>there should be no entries; if there are (likely dozens), that particular machine has lost its connection to the ePrint server. Log in to a different Unix machine, type <code>lpq</code> to check its queue, and print from there if you can. |
== Questions == | == Questions == | ||
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== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
| − | * [https:// | + | * [https://eprint.oit.duke.edu/index.php/printers ePrint Device Status] - a list of all the ePrint stations and whether they are working |
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Latest revision as of 23:23, 26 August 2019
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ePrint allows you to print black and white documents for free over the Duke network. While not using an on-campus internet connection, you can still use ePrint if have Duke's VPN Client. Once you add a print job, you may print it from any OIT computer lab using your Duke Card. The print queue nominally lasts for 12 hours, but during times of heavy load it may be reduced to 8 or 6 hours.
Contents
Cost and Quota
See ePrint and specifically the link to View quota and request increase for the most up to date information about printing.
ePrint Locations and Status
Printer stations are located in many academic buildings, dorms, and public spaces. OIT maintains a list at their ePrint Printers page.
Troubleshooting
My files will not show up! (when printing from Unix computers)
The particular Unix machine you used may have had a full print queue. If you type the command
lpq
there should be no entries; if there are (likely dozens), that particular machine has lost its connection to the ePrint server. Log in to a different Unix machine, type lpq to check its queue, and print from there if you can.
Questions
Post your questions by editing the discussion page of this article. Edit the page, then scroll to the bottom and add a question by putting in the characters *{{Q}}, followed by your question and finally your signature (with four tildes, i.e. ~~~~). Using the {{Q}} will automatically put the page in the category of pages with questions - other editors hoping to help out can then go to that category page to see where the questions are. See the page for Template:Q for details and examples.
External Links
- ePrint Device Status - a list of all the ePrint stations and whether they are working
