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KadamsInCo
Hi,
I have Win 2003 Terminal Server configured with users
connecting through Remote Desktop Connection.
I have local printer redirection turned on, which works
fine. In the Terminal Server on-line docs it states that
a terminal server user will only see his or her mapped
printers.
In our case a single terminal server session can see ALL
of the mapped printers, even those establshed by other
terminal sessions. This is not a desirable effect since
multiple groups share a single terminal server and print
jobs could be sent all over the place.
What do I need to do in the configuration settings to
make sure that a terminal server session sees ONLY the
redirected printers from that session?
Thanks.
I have Win 2003 Terminal Server configured with users
connecting through Remote Desktop Connection.
I have local printer redirection turned on, which works
fine. In the Terminal Server on-line docs it states that
a terminal server user will only see his or her mapped
printers.
In our case a single terminal server session can see ALL
of the mapped printers, even those establshed by other
terminal sessions. This is not a desirable effect since
multiple groups share a single terminal server and print
jobs could be sent all over the place.
What do I need to do in the configuration settings to
make sure that a terminal server session sees ONLY the
redirected printers from that session?
Thanks.