How can I send a file to a printer on a remote network without

>>59627850
>what is wifi

>>>/sqt/

>>59627850
There are ways to connect to a private network through the internet, but I don't now how

>>59627850
Either use a WiFi printer connected to the parents Lan or do that print through the Internet thing that most new printers let you do

>>59627902
>>59628416
>remote network
>same network
pick one

>>59628467
>living 20 feet away from the printer
>not using wifi

>>59628545
OP here. I'm trying to connect to it over the internet. I suppose that should have been better specified in the OP post.

The router on the printer's LAN is not close enough, nor would I be able to connect to it anyway as my desktop does not have wireless capabilities.

>>59628658
standard way:

enable network printing on the printer, make note of what port it uses

next, look at the MAC of the printer in the router and assign it a static IP

next, make a port forwarding rule on your parent's router that forwards that port traffic to the printer IP address

use some type of authentication so you don't get people printing dick pics on your parent's machine

easier (botnet) way:
enable cloud print in chrome on one of your parent's computers and on yours

easier (botnet way):
use some remote desktop protocol with printer sharing (teamviewer, x2go )linux), I think MS RDP)

easier (stealth) way:
run an openvpn program on your parent's router or on one of their computers and vpn into their network and access the printer directly

easier (linux) way:
ssh tunnel and forward CUPS port

there are 100 other ways but these are the major ones