T
Terry Olsen
I work for a large company that has a corporate intranet. We have traveling
users that need to print to the laser printer in whatever building they are
in on a particular day. Is there a way to programatically find local print
shares and then direct all printing to that share? There are some constants
that may help.
1. Printers are shared from an NT4 server in each building. Each server is
named after a common pattern: <state (2 char)><city (3 char)>SVR01.
2. All server IP addresses end in the same octet: 10.xx.xx.51. (Routers
are 10.xx.xx.1)
3. Laptops are Win2k builds, DHCP enabled.
Any ideas on how to get started on this are greatly appreciated.
users that need to print to the laser printer in whatever building they are
in on a particular day. Is there a way to programatically find local print
shares and then direct all printing to that share? There are some constants
that may help.
1. Printers are shared from an NT4 server in each building. Each server is
named after a common pattern: <state (2 char)><city (3 char)>SVR01.
2. All server IP addresses end in the same octet: 10.xx.xx.51. (Routers
are 10.xx.xx.1)
3. Laptops are Win2k builds, DHCP enabled.
Any ideas on how to get started on this are greatly appreciated.