Being part of a corporate network and authenticating against a Windows Active Directory server, you can access corporate resources such as printers. GNOME allows you to configure printing from your Linux client to a Windows network printer.
To configure a Windows network printer for use through your Linux workstation, proceed as follows:
Make sure the CUPS printing service is available and automatically started at boot time:
sudo systemctl enable cups.service
sudo systemctl start cups.service
Start the printer configuration by right-clicking the desktop and choosing Settings and then Devices › Printers.
Click Unlock in the upper right corner and enter the root password.
Click Add a Printer.
Select a Windows printer connected via Samba.
To print to the Windows network printer configured above, select it from the list of available printers.