From the computer, navigate to System Preferences, and then click Network.
Select the network, and then click Advanced.
Click DNS, and then from the DNS Servers section, click +, and then type the IP address of the Active Directory domain.
From the Search Domains section, click +, and then type the Active Directory domain name.
Click OK.
From the Network window, click Apply.
From the computer, navigate to System Preferences, and then click Users & Groups.
Note: If the settings are unavailable, then click the lock button. An administrator account is needed to unlock the settings. |
Click Login Options, and then from the Network Account Server section, click Join.
Configure the settings.
Server—The Active Directory domain controller address
Client Computer ID—The name of the client computer
AD Admin User—The account name associated with the Active Directory domain
AD Admin Password—The password of the account associated with the Active Directory domain
Click OK.
Log out from the computer, and then log in again using the user ID and password associated with the Active Directory domain.
Note: We recommend installing Lexmark Mac UPD before installing LPMC. |
Run the installer file from your computer.
Select Extract, and then clear Start the installation software.
Copy the path to the UPD files.
Note: If you want to change the path, then browse to the folder where you want to save the UPD files. |
Click Install, and then follow the instructions on the computer screen.
For Mac, LPMC is distributed as a single PKG file.
Copy the configuration file to the folder where you saved the installation package, and then if necessary, modify it. For more information, see Understanding configuration files for Mac operating system.
Install the package. Do either of the following:
Double-click the PKG file.
At the Terminal, run
.Follow the instructions on the computer screen.
After the installation is complete, from Activity Monitor, check if the necessary services are running.
LPMCapture—The Lexmark Print Capture service
LPMRelease—The Lexmark Print Release service
LPMDeleteJobTracker—The LPM Deleted Job Tracker service
LPMApp—The LPM user-level background application
Note: After installation, the executable files, the configuration.xml file, and SSL certificates are saved in the “/Library/Lexmark/LPMC” folder. The log file is saved in “/var/tmp” as lpmc.log by default. |
Setting | Default value | Description |
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The path that stores the log files. | ||
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Setting | Default value | Description |
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The number of hours before LPMC deletes the job after printing. | ||
The number of hours before LPMC deletes a job that is not released on a print queue. |
Setting | Default value | Description |
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The number of hours before LPMC deletes a job after printing. | ||
The number of hours before LPMC deletes a job that is not released on a print queue. |
Setting | Default value | Description |
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The port where a job is released from the printer. | ||
Determines whether the communication with Print Release uses SSL or not. |
Setting | Default value | Description |
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The Identity Service Provider address used to authenticate users. | ||
The port where a job is released from the printer. |
Setting | Default value | Description |
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If set to , then the deleted jobs are not tracked. | ||
If set to , then LPMC sends the deleted jobs data using IntervalMode. | ||
Send the deleted jobs data after a specified interval of time. You can set the interval in minutes, hours, days, or weeks. | ||
Specify when to send the deleted jobs data to the report server. —Set any value equal to or greater than . —Set the value in hours with the HHMM format. The interval runs every day based on the set hour. You can set multiple instances of the setting. This setting triggers the deleted jobs tracker to run multiple times during the day. —Consists of and values. —Set any value from to , where is Sunday, and is Saturday. —Set the value in HHMM format, where the interval runs based on the indicated hour of the day. and settings can have multiple instances. | ||
Contains the information about the report server where the deleted jobs data are stored. | ||
N/A | More information about the deleted jobs data. —The name of the site where the job was submitted from. |
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <Configuration xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <Logger> <LogFilePath>/var/tmp/lpmc.log</LogFilePath> <LoggingEnabled>false</LoggingEnabled> </Logger> <LPMServerlessADSettings> <CaptureSettings> <LoopbackPort>9167</LoopbackPort> <PrintJobFileNameFormat>%d_%i.ps</PrintJobFileNameFormat> </CaptureSettings> <ClientSettings> <PrintAndKeepLifespan>48</PrintAndKeepLifespan> <UnprintedJobsLifespan>48</UnprintedJobsLifespan> </ClientSettings> <ReleaseSettings> <EsfListenerPort>9443</EsfListenerPort> <UseSSL>true</UseSSL> </ReleaseSettings> <ServerSettings> <ActiveDirectoryUserProperty>otherLoginWorkstations</ActiveDirectoryUserProperty> <ServiceAccountUsername></ServiceAccountUsername> </ServerSettings> <ADWriteSettings> <!--values are {AtStartup | AtPrintTime | AtStartupAndPrintTime} --> <ADWriteOption>AtStartupAndPrintTime</ADWriteOption> </ADWriteSettings> </LPMServerlessADSettings> <LPMServerlessSettings> <CaptureSettings> <LoopbackPort>9168</LoopbackPort> <PrintJobFileNameFormat>%d_%i.ps</PrintJobFileNameFormat> </CaptureSettings> <ClientSettings> <PrintAndKeepLifespan>48</PrintAndKeepLifespan> <UnprintedJobsLifespan>48</UnprintedJobsLifespan> </ClientSettings> <ReleaseSettings> <EsfListenerPort>443</EsfListenerPort> <UseSSL>true</UseSSL> </ReleaseSettings> <ServerSettings> <ServerIP>api.iss.lexmark.com/lpm-gateway</ServerIP> <ServerPort>443</ServerPort> <UseSSL>true</UseSSL> </ServerSettings> <ServerAPISettings> <APIVersion>2.0</APIVersion> <IDPServerSettings> <ServerIP>idp.iss.lexmark.com</ServerIP> <ServerPort>443</ServerPort> <UseSSL>true</UseSSL> </IDPServerSettings> </ServerAPISettings> </LPMServerlessSettings> <LPMServerSettings> <CaptureSettings> <LoopbackPort>9168</LoopbackPort> <PrintJobFileNameFormat>%d_%i.ps</PrintJobFileNameFormat> </CaptureSettings> <ClientSettings> </ClientSettings> <ServerSettings> <ServerIP>lsp.lexmark.com/lexmark</ServerIP> <ServerPort>443</ServerPort> </ServerSettings> <IDPServerSettings> <ServerIP>idp.iss.lexmark.com</ServerIP> <ServerPort>443</ServerPort> </IDPServerSettings> </LPMServerSettings> <DeleteJobTrackerSettings> <TrackDeletedJob>true</TrackDeletedJob> <SendImmediately>true</SendImmediately> <IntervalMode>minutes</IntervalMode> <SendInterval> <Minutes>5</Minutes> <Daily>1200</Daily> <Daily>2300</Daily> <Weekly> <Day>2</Day> <Day>3</Day> <Day>4</Day> <Day>5</Day> <Day>6</Day> <Hour>1000</Hour> <Hour>1500</Hour> </Weekly> </SendInterval> <ServerSettings> <ServerIP>0.0.0.0</ServerIP> <ServerPort>9780</ServerPort> <ServerSSL>false</ServerSSL> </ServerSettings> <OtherSettings> <SiteName></SiteName> </OtherSettings> </DeleteJobTrackerSettings> </Configuration>
From the computer, navigate to System Preferences, and then click Printers and Scanners.
Click +, and then from the Add window, click IP.
In the Address field, type
.In the Protocol menu, select HP Jetdirect - Socket.
In the Name field, type the name of the print queue.
In the Use menu, select Lexmark Generic Laser Printer Mono or Lexmark Generic Laser Printer Color.
Click Add.