print probl with tse and 2 lan

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philippe dumas - 30 Jul 2003 13:12 GMT

my configuration
1 server 2003 with TS in my lan 192.168.11.xxxx AND 1 PUBLIC ADDR
195.186.......
1 lan with thin client and prints 192.168.11.xxx ---- no problem

then

i have another remote lan (in anthoer city). internal addr. are
192.168.99.xxx)
the thin client connect to tse on my serveur 2003 via internet to my serveur
2003 195.186.... no probl.
but i cant print from this remote lan on my laser print, connect to the
remote lan with hp print server and ip adresse (192.168.99.xxx).

HOW CAN I PRINT WITH MY THIN CLIENT FROM THE REMOTE LAN TO MY PRINTER (IP)
IN MY REMOTE LAN TOO, THROUT TSE ???

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Cl?udio Rodrigues - 30 Jul 2003 16:04 GMT

The printer has an IP address. For sure it receives the job on some port,
usually 9100.
If you install a printer on the TS directly and you say it is configured on
a TCP/IP port on the external address of the other LAN, it will work.
Just make sure the firewall at the other office forwards requests on port
9100 to the printer internal IP address.
If you are using PCs instead of Terminals, the PCs can have the printer
installed directly on them and after that the RDP client will map the
printer on the session. In this case you do not need to do anything else.

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> my configuration
> 1 server 2003 with TS in my lan 192.168.11.xxxx AND 1 PUBLIC ADDR
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> HOW CAN I PRINT WITH MY THIN CLIENT FROM THE REMOTE LAN TO MY PRINTER (IP)
> IN MY REMOTE LAN TOO, THROUT TSE ???

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philippe dumas - 31 Jul 2003 08:10 GMT

super ! Thank you.
and if i have more than one printers with ip address on my other lan ???
possible ??

> The printer has an IP address. For sure it receives the job on some port,
> usually 9100.
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> > HOW CAN I PRINT WITH MY THIN CLIENT FROM THE REMOTE LAN TO MY PRINTER (IP)
> > IN MY REMOTE LAN TOO, THROUT TSE ???

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