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Sabir Ahmedi
Thats the question, thanks all,
Sabir.
Sabir.
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Simon Geary
TCP\IP printing and printer pools perhaps? What is the objective,
redundancy?
redundancy?
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Sabir Ahmedi
Yes. It is redundancy incase the print server hosting my printers goes
down.
down.
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Simon Geary
This article explains how to configure a print server cluster which would
give you redundancy if the print server failed.
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=197046
And this one talks about printer pools which are useful if the print device
(ie the printer itself) fails.
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=318749
A combination of these two solutions would leave you with a very robust and
redundant printing solution, although it would be rather expensive to
implement.
give you redundancy if the print server failed.
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=197046
And this one talks about printer pools which are useful if the print device
(ie the printer itself) fails.
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=318749
A combination of these two solutions would leave you with a very robust and
redundant printing solution, although it would be rather expensive to
implement.
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Sabir Ahmedi
Thanks Simon, that hepls.
Simon Geary said:This article explains how to configure a print server cluster which would
give you redundancy if the print server failed.
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=197046
And this one talks about printer pools which are useful if the print device
(ie the printer itself) fails.
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=318749
A combination of these two solutions would leave you with a very robust and
redundant printing solution, although it would be rather expensive to
implement.