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I am running a local LAN/WLAN with two machines included, both having openSUSE
Tumbleweed installed.
One machine (LAN connected) acts as print server with an USB-connected HP
printer. Printing from server to the direct-connected printer is no issue at
all. Via YAST, I enabled visibility of that printer to the local network.

The second machine (WLAN connected) is intended to be used as client for the
printer. The good thing is that the printer is visible in the clients printer
setup via YAST. However, printing a test page leads to the message "No suitable
destination host found by cups-browsed".

Both Firewalls are set to "internal". "cups.service" and "cups-browsed.service"
are enabled and active on both machines.

The print-server is also configured as NFS-server, and the print client is
configured as NFS-client - this works without any issues, so a network topic
can be excluded, actually.

I am not sure if this is a bug (internet research led to some results in the
past, with indications that this WAS a CUPS-bug) or the settings are incorrect.

Help would be appreciated. Of course I can provide more information if needed. 
Many thanks, Sebastian

Reproducible: Always