printmig will take command line arguments. Not sure how to use the HP
tools.
Microsoft (R) Windows (TM) Printer Migrator 3.1
Copyright (C) 1997-2002 Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved
usage: PRINTMIG [options] [server]
[-?] Display this message
[-b] Backup - followed by CAB file name
[-r] Restore - followed by CAB file name
[-l] Attempt to convert LPR Ports to SPM
[-i] Suppress warning popups. Info still written to log file.
If server is not specified then the local machine is implied.
Example command line to restore an existing config to a server:
printmig -r d:\print\ps1.cab \\prt-srvr1
Example command line to backup a server to the specified file:
printmig -b "\\filesrv\store\print server 2.cab" \\prt-srvr2
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Bill Bradley said:
That's an idea, thanks. Any way to automate this?
Thanks.
Alan Morris(MSFT) said:
You can install them to the node or any stand alone server, then use
print migrator make an image of the Windows server, then install them on
the cluster.
If you are using HP standard port you will need to install that on both
nodes.
http://www.microsoft.com/WindowsServer2003/techinfo/overview/printmigrator3.1.mspx
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Bill Bradley said:
I have to move about 350 printers from Novell to a Server 2003 cluster.
They're all HP, and, I assumed I could just use Web JetAdmin 7.8x,
but...it doesn't seem to be able to install the printers on the virtual
server and spooler, but, rather on the physical node.
So...facing a daunting task, is there a semi-automated way to install
these, rather than have to do them one-by-one?
Thanks.
