I have ncomputing L300 thin client with usb port. I attached Cannon Laserjet LBP2900 to thin client usb. also installed drivers on host. printer is detected & shows printer ready. but when i give print command printer windows stucked on massage getting printer status...no printing happens.......please suggest setiing for that

The flash drive may need to be formatted. I hope this helps. Go to PC settings and look for your usb port which shows your flash drive and right click your mouse or touch pad and click format. Thank you and have an enjoyable day. Leave feedback.

What are the server session errors that you are having? Here is the info on the Linux compatibility for your machine: http://kb.ncomputing.com/kb/L300-L230-and-L130-vSpace-for-Linux-Ubuntu-1004-10041-and-10042-Installation-Guide_295.html

see your systems manager.
Without access to administrative priveleges, resetting passwords is not possible.

Look in the Printer Properties for a Virtual USB port; an LPT1 port is a parallel port, seldom included on newer computers. The software CD should have installed a USB port, and associated the printer with that port.

HP LaserJet 1022 is a "host-based" printer so it must be connected to a PC. Load the driver on PC first and connect the USB cable when software tells you to do so.

Will not work on a Linksys print server.

LaserJet 1022N & LaserJet 1022NW have "special" HP print servers that can support HP host based printers.

The X550 does not have any direct USB port support, in other words, there are NO USB ports on the XD2 devices that connect to the X550 card. You can however connect USB devices to the host system and then assign that port/device to a specific XD2 NComputing seat within the NComputing console.

The way the NComputing solution works, all the users are sharing the same host. So when you connect two printers, it's as if two printers are connected to that one host PC. When suing the USB port on the L300 you may have issues every time the device disconnects (like when a user logs off from their session) because the printer and it's respective port may have to be re-enumerated by the host. If possible, it might be better to do network printers. Also, when installing the printers, especially if you have the same make and model, make sure to LABEL them with unique names, i.e. Printer1, Printer2, etc. Otherwise, the host may have difficulty, more so the user, knowing which printer is 'theirs'.

Simply install the driver for the scanner and printer on the HOST system. Plug in your peripherals and when the user on the L300 logs in they should see the printer. The problem with the fingerprint scanner is depending on the make/model, it may not work with the NComputing device. The only way it will have a chance of working is to make sure the device has a live session, sitting at a logon prompt for the desktop. The L300 by itself won't know what to do with the fingerprint scanner. It needs a session to the host to marry up the driver with the peripheral. Also make sure you have the latest vSpace software as NComputing has implemented a new USB architecture for larger USB peripheral support.

Are you attempting windows printing? DOS printing? Model of Printer?

First Please check your Lan IP Address for host pc.
change IP address and subnet mask on L230
disable firewall or any antivirus that is blocking ports.
Then you will get connected.