Apple Business Essentials User Guide
- Welcome
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- Intro to federated authentication
- Use federated authentication with Google Workspace
- Use federated authentication with Microsoft Entra ID
- Use federated authentication with your identity provider
- Change a user’s domain information
- Transfer Apple services to a Managed Apple Account
- Disconnect federation from a domain
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- Intro to buying content
- Review content payment and billing information
- Select and buy content
- Configure app installation and removal
- Monitor app installation status and license tracking
- Learn about Custom Apps
- Transfer licenses
- Manage content tokens
- Migrate content tokens
- Invite VPP purchasers
- Plan for migration to Apps
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- Intro to configuring settings
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- AirDrop settings
- AirPlay settings
- AirPrint settings
- App Access settings
- Apple Intelligence & Siri settings
- Application Layer Firewall settings
- Certificate settings
- Content Caching settings
- Configure a Custom setting
- Data Management settings
- Energy Saver settings
- FileVault settings
- Gatekeeper settings
- iCloud settings
- Lock Screen settings
- Password and Screen Lock settings
- Software Update settings
- VPN settings
- Web Clip settings
- Web Filter settings
- Wi-Fi settings
- Edit a setting
- Apply Collections
- Document revision history
- Copyright
Find an AirPrint printer’s information
Before you can configure an AirPrint setting, you must know the printer’s IP address or fully qualified domain name, the printer’s resource path, and the port number.
Connect a Mac to the local network where the AirPrint printer is located.
Open the Terminal app (located in the /Applications/Utilities/ folder).
In Terminal, enter
ippfind, then press Return.This command shows printer information such as the following:
ipp://myprinter.local.:631/ipp/port1In this example,
myprinter.localis the name of a printer and/ipp/port1is its resource path.Enter the following command:
pingmyprinter.local (replace myprinter.local with the name of your printer)After you run this command, press Control-C to stop it from continually running. The command repeats lines similar to this one:
64 bytes from 10.50.25.21:…In the above example,
10.50.25.21is the printer’s IP address.Open AirPrint settings, then enter the printer’s IP address or domain name, resource path, and port number.