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Windows Server Forum / Windows 2000 / Terminal Services / July 2004Printing session
I use a wts2000 svpk3 with TS. T-Server | configuration | Clients setting Windows printer mapping (disable) Lpt port mapping (enable) com port mapping (enable) Client-RDP| local resource Printers (disable) Serail port (enable) ------------------------------------------------- When I connect from client_A I create a printer wiith port TS001 CLIENT_A: LPT1. When I quit the session the printer get away. How can I keep printer off-line? -------------------------------------------------- I create a PRINTER_A to LPT1 and a PRINTER_B to LPT2 on the server. I connect From CLIENT_A, I change the port for TS001 CLIENT_A: LPT1 I connect from CLIENT_B, I change the port for TS002 CLIENT_B: LPT1 When I leave sessions, printers stay in the server with off line status. That,s OK. Then I connect with CLIENT_B, PRINTER_A get the PORT to new port of CLIENT_B and I connect from CLIENT_A, PRINTER_B get the PORT to new port of CLIENT_A --------------------------------------------------- Can I avoid this mix up? --------------------------------------------------- What is the good way to set a local printer across the RDP-CONNECTION to have always the same name? Obviously, If the session of client is off I could't print Thanks As you have noticed, this is not the way to do it, since the TSxxx ports are assigned dynamically. This is documented gere: 317780 - Print Jobs That Are Sent to Terminal Services Redirected Printers May Print on Another Client's Printer http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=317780 Why have you disabled Windows printer mapping? Why not let Windows autocreate the printer within each session? -- Vera Noest MCSE, CCEA, Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server http://hem.fyristorg.com/vera/IT --- please respond in newsgroup, NOT by private email --- "=?Utf-8?B?RGFubnkgRC4=?=" <DannyD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in news:EA240869-6E81-4CCE-970F-7E747FE8FD8E@microsoft.com: > I use a wts2000 svpk3 with TS. > T-Server | configuration | Clients setting [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > Thanks The situation is: The application need to print with the specific printer name. I have 2 choices. 1-) rename the printer created dynamically by the session with a fixe name. 2-) Adjusted the application to search on the printer's list the good printer. I thought, it should have a other way to determine the specific printer name. And other way to fix a printer name is to use the LPR/LPD printing but the printing times isn't not very good (not as well as session printing). I will use the point 1-) for my need. Thanks. > As you have noticed, this is not the way to do it, since the TSxxx > ports are assigned dynamically. This is documented gere: [quoted text clipped - 43 lines] > > > > Thanks |
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