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Steven Burnett anonymous
I have a Windows 2000 Active Directory Domain setup that I
use for my company. I also have a couple other Win2Kpro
machines my kids use sharing the same IP network. The
Win2Kpro computers are members of the CorporateDomain, but
the kids logins are only on the LocalMachine. I want to
grant them access to the Printers in my corporate domain
but would rather not have them login in the Domain
I tried gfranting access rights of the printer to the
LocalMachine's domain but that didnt seem to work. Is
there a simple way around this?
I am also assuming that LPR ports are not available in
Win2Kpro only Win2kServer?
Steve
use for my company. I also have a couple other Win2Kpro
machines my kids use sharing the same IP network. The
Win2Kpro computers are members of the CorporateDomain, but
the kids logins are only on the LocalMachine. I want to
grant them access to the Printers in my corporate domain
but would rather not have them login in the Domain
I tried gfranting access rights of the printer to the
LocalMachine's domain but that didnt seem to work. Is
there a simple way around this?
I am also assuming that LPR ports are not available in
Win2Kpro only Win2kServer?
Steve