mapping local port lpt - Terminal Server 2000

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Maciej Konigsman

I have very big problem. I have Windows Server 2000 and I must mapping
local port lpt1 by terminal session. How can I do it?

Maciej Kõnigsman
 
You'll need to know the remapped port name of your client
When you get that information, then use a net use command:

net use lpt1: \\<port name>

-M
 
Helo,
Where is the information about the remapped port name (win98 and XP)?
MK

"Matthew Harris [MVP]" napisa³(a):
You'll need to know the remapped port name of your client
When you get that information, then use a net use command:

net use lpt1: \\<port name>

-M
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If you go to your printers folder and attempt to install a
network printer, it'll show you all the remapped port
names that are available. They should have the user's
session number in the printer port name.

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