Printer Install

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I am a domain admin on the network and for some reason the servers keep
having network printers installed on them via my PC. I am not running server
(just W2k).

The construction of the event view information is as such:
"Printer __[Server]_[PrinterName]/[NameOfMyPC]/Session 2 was created."

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks,
Erin
 
I am a domain admin on the network and for some reason the servers
keep having network printers installed on them via my PC. I am not
running server (just W2k).

The construction of the event view information is as such:
"Printer __[Server]_[PrinterName]/[NameOfMyPC]/Session 2 was created."

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks,
Erin
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Do you access the servers via Terminal Services?
 
Yes. I access these servers via Terminal Services. I am not the only person
who does this, yet I am the only one getting my printers installed on the
server.
 
Yes. I am accessing these servers via Terminal Services. However I am not
the only person accessing the servers with TS. Still I am the only one
getting my printers installed on them.

This is making the event viewer go crazy with warnings and errors.

Thanks!

Lanwench said:
I am a domain admin on the network and for some reason the servers
keep having network printers installed on them via my PC. I am not
running server (just W2k).

The construction of the event view information is as such:
"Printer __[Server]_[PrinterName]/[NameOfMyPC]/Session 2 was created."

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks,
Erin
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Do you access the servers via Terminal Services?
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EMcGrath@HCA_NOSPAM_Vendor.com said:
I am a domain admin on the network and for some reason the servers
keep having network printers installed on them via my PC. I am not
running server (just W2k).

The construction of the event view information is as such:
"Printer __[Server]_[PrinterName]/[NameOfMyPC]/Session 2 was created."

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks,
Erin
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Do you access the servers via Terminal Services?
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I'm pretty sure that he is. Printer creation on with TS can be
configured using RDP configuration tools.
 
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