Connecting to a printer on a Debian server

[ens1]

I have a printer connected to my Debian server, which is part of my LAN.

I have no idea how to set it up. On windows I just gave it the IP address and it took care of the rest. I need to get it working on Gentoo now.

In cups it wants me to give it an address using the ipp protocol even though I chose to add one using HTTP, and I have no idea what to do. I follow the install process with the HTTP address and it installs, but none of the jobs go through.

Do any of you wizards know what I have to do?
Sorry if I'm being too vague. I dont really know what information to give you. Just tell my what you need and I will do my best to give you the information.

Thanks a lot!

[Odward]

I've installed 1 printer, so this is basic advice.

Assuming you have configured printing, and sharing, from cups on Debian...

I believe you just need, on Gentoo, to navigate to your admin page for cups. Should be at
http://localhost:631/admin
There's a checkbox on the admin page to choose to "Show printers shared by other systems"
If it isn't selected, be sure to do so and then click 'Change settings.'

Next on Gentoo be sure /etc/cups/client.conf contains