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I have a server running Windows Server 2008/64 bit. I have used Hyper-V to
create a Windows Server 2003 R2 virtual server which I want to install and
use printers on.
I have found that from a Vista client, I can connect to the virtualised
server and can run Print Management on it, but the printers cannot be viewed
from my Vista client over the network, nor can the Vista client's print
management console manage or install printers on the WS2003R2 virtualised
server.
I need this to be able to work because I need the 32 bit WS2003 server to
run print queues that can't be installed on the 2008 server because 64-bit
drivers are not available. I have checked the R2 server instance and File
and Print Sharing is enabled in Network Properties. What else can I try?
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create a Windows Server 2003 R2 virtual server which I want to install and
use printers on.
I have found that from a Vista client, I can connect to the virtualised
server and can run Print Management on it, but the printers cannot be viewed
from my Vista client over the network, nor can the Vista client's print
management console manage or install printers on the WS2003R2 virtualised
server.
I need this to be able to work because I need the 32 bit WS2003 server to
run print queues that can't be installed on the 2008 server because 64-bit
drivers are not available. I have checked the R2 server instance and File
and Print Sharing is enabled in Network Properties. What else can I try?
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