J
Jonathan
My printers are mapping and fuctioning perfectly through
terminal services.
However, I have a Windows software package running on the
server that requires a static name for the printer.
Depending on the order of client connections, the auto
printer naming extension will differ. For example,
the "HP Laserjet 5" clint printer is auto named on the
server as:
"HP LaserJet 5 (from SERVER) in session 2"
or
"HP LaserJet 5 (from SERVER) in session 1"
....
How can I eliminate the auto renaming and extension "in
session 2" on the server?
terminal services.
However, I have a Windows software package running on the
server that requires a static name for the printer.
Depending on the order of client connections, the auto
printer naming extension will differ. For example,
the "HP Laserjet 5" clint printer is auto named on the
server as:
"HP LaserJet 5 (from SERVER) in session 2"
or
"HP LaserJet 5 (from SERVER) in session 1"
....
How can I eliminate the auto renaming and extension "in
session 2" on the server?