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I have Internet Printing (IPP) setup on my Windows 2003 Enterprise Server. I
have the standard .../Printers share created in IIS, and configure the share
to use https and basic authentication. One printer on the server is shared.
When I connect from another machine (Win2K), I naturally enter my user name
and password, which represent administrator credentials on the other machine.
The printer is visible and I can examine the properties.
When I click connect, I respond yes to the prompt, and then receive the
Access Denied message. I have double-checked the permissions where the
printer is installed. I can not detect the source of the Access Denied
message.
If you have an idea as to the solution, I would appreciate it.
Gordon
have the standard .../Printers share created in IIS, and configure the share
to use https and basic authentication. One printer on the server is shared.
When I connect from another machine (Win2K), I naturally enter my user name
and password, which represent administrator credentials on the other machine.
The printer is visible and I can examine the properties.
When I click connect, I respond yes to the prompt, and then receive the
Access Denied message. I have double-checked the permissions where the
printer is installed. I can not detect the source of the Access Denied
message.
If you have an idea as to the solution, I would appreciate it.
Gordon