ents Video 1. At the command prompt, type Ipadmin -p printer1 -E-v /dev/null-m raw and press Enter to create a sample printer called printer1 that prints to the /dev/null device using a raw print driver. 2. At the command prompt, type Ipoptions -d printer1 and press Enter to ensure that printer1 is the default printer on the system. 3. At the terminal screen prompt, type cat /etc/cups/printers.conf and press Enter. Do you see an entry for printer1 that prints to /dev/null? 4. At the command prompt, type lpstat -t and press Enter. Is the CUPS daemon running? Is printer1 enabled and accepting requests? Is printer1 the default printer on the system? 5. At the command prompt, type cupsdisable -r "To keep print jobs in the queue" printer1 and press Enter to disable printer1 with an appropriate reason. Next, type lpstat -t at the command prompt and press Enter. Is printer1 disabled with a reason? 6. At the command prompt, type lp -n 2 /etc/init/whoopsie.conf and press Enter to print two copi