Printing from Unix to a remote printer

hello all.

I am trying to print from a SCO unix server over the internet to a remote destination that has its own printers. I have this working now with a program called RPM Manager from Brooksnet.com but it runs on windows and it fairly expensive for what I am trying to do. I have a 21 day trial on it so it has bought me a little time till I find something else.

My question is: Is there a way to set up a linux box that will receive the lpd print commands from the remote SCO Unix server and then route them to one of three printers on the linksys 3 port print server?

I have seen the program called netcat that you can supposedly install on the server and it will print to a remote print server such as HP or linksys but I do not want to mess with the SCO box because I cannot reboot during business hours and if something were to go wrong after hours, I would have to make sure that it is up and running by 7:30 the next morning as it is critical to our office staff. So I would like to leave the server alone and it seems as if it is doing its job anyway. Because I can send all my printout to the remote office and they print somewhat correctly except for some formatting issues.

I would like to set something up on linux because the RPM manager in win2000 seems to slow the system down and I need that computer for a user, so I wanted to set up a dedicated linux remote print server.

I am starting from scratch so I would appreciate any recommendations to what program to use and what version on linux as well.

thanks.

mattmc