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We are getting ready to roll out several Terminal Servers to various users
who will be connecting from multiple locations. We do not want roaming
profiles to be used, but rather a custom, mandatory profile that the user can
only modify while logged on. We have created a set of GPOs which seem to work
rather well in redirecting My Docs, Desktop, etc.
The only issue we are having is with the printing. We have approx 20
different printers which have all been configured to print via IP directly on
the terminal servers. Is there someway to script the default printer via
login script/AD user attribute or through some other means so the user
doesn't have to manually select their printers? Our user base seems to have
issues with that. I am not opposed to publishing the printers in AD but I
need to know where to go from there. Thanks.
who will be connecting from multiple locations. We do not want roaming
profiles to be used, but rather a custom, mandatory profile that the user can
only modify while logged on. We have created a set of GPOs which seem to work
rather well in redirecting My Docs, Desktop, etc.
The only issue we are having is with the printing. We have approx 20
different printers which have all been configured to print via IP directly on
the terminal servers. Is there someway to script the default printer via
login script/AD user attribute or through some other means so the user
doesn't have to manually select their printers? Our user base seems to have
issues with that. I am not opposed to publishing the printers in AD but I
need to know where to go from there. Thanks.