TS Server event logs 1111

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I have a user that works out of her house using a Brother hl-1440 series
printer. She has a windows XP Pro machine and uses Remote desktop to connect
to our W2K server. She was able to print to her local printer, but now
cannot. I have since then referred to the KB239088 "Windows 2000 Terminal
Services Server Logs Events 1111, 1105, 1106". I made the necessary registry
mods and created another inf file called ntprintsubs.inf and referenced the
section called printers.

In this file I have this exactly:

[Printers]

"Brother HL-1440 series" = "HPLJ4.GPD, LPTENUM\Hewlett-PackardHP_La185F,
Hewlett-PackardHP_La185F, HP_LaserJet_4"

Where the Brother is the client side driver and the HPLJ4 is the reference
to the HP Laserjet 4 printer driver as recommended to me in a previous
newsgroup posting.

My question is, I obviously need to install the printer on the server side
of things. Do I install the Brother printer drivers or the HP laserjet 4
printer drivers? I have done both and it still does not create a session for
my user. I'm obviously missing something here. Or is my INF file messed up?

I am receiving these event logs:

Source: TermServDevices Event 1111
Driver Brother HL-1440 series required for printer Brother HL-1440 series is
unknown. Contact the administrator to install the driver before you log in
again.


Same source event: 1106
The printer could not be installed.

I get the same error whether I have the HP printer installed or the Brother
printer installed.

I would really appreciate any further assistance!!

Thanks a bunch!!

-Tia
 
Tia,
If possible why not uninstall/reinstall the brother print driver on the
server,then when the user logs into the server have them reinstall their
printer on their TS port and choose the correct driver?
Mike D
 
I will try this. Thanks!

Mike D said:
Tia,
If possible why not uninstall/reinstall the brother print driver on the
server,then when the user logs into the server have them reinstall their
printer on their TS port and choose the correct driver?
Mike D
Tia said:
I have a user that works out of her house using a Brother hl-1440 series
printer. She has a windows XP Pro machine and uses Remote desktop to
connect
to our W2K server. She was able to print to her local printer, but now
cannot. I have since then referred to the KB239088 "Windows 2000 Terminal
Services Server Logs Events 1111, 1105, 1106". I made the necessary
registry
mods and created another inf file called ntprintsubs.inf and referenced
the
section called printers.

In this file I have this exactly:

[Printers]

"Brother HL-1440 series" = "HPLJ4.GPD, LPTENUM\Hewlett-PackardHP_La185F,
Hewlett-PackardHP_La185F, HP_LaserJet_4"

Where the Brother is the client side driver and the HPLJ4 is the reference
to the HP Laserjet 4 printer driver as recommended to me in a previous
newsgroup posting.

My question is, I obviously need to install the printer on the server side
of things. Do I install the Brother printer drivers or the HP laserjet 4
printer drivers? I have done both and it still does not create a session
for
my user. I'm obviously missing something here. Or is my INF file messed
up?

I am receiving these event logs:

Source: TermServDevices Event 1111
Driver Brother HL-1440 series required for printer Brother HL-1440 series
is
unknown. Contact the administrator to install the driver before you log in
again.


Same source event: 1106
The printer could not be installed.

I get the same error whether I have the HP printer installed or the
Brother
printer installed.

I would really appreciate any further assistance!!

Thanks a bunch!!

-Tia
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I wouldn't do this, because then you are back at square one, with
a 3th party, non TS compatible driver on your TS.

The line in your ntprintsubs.inf file should look like this
(following the example from the KB article:

"Brother HL-1440 series" = "HP LaserJet 4"

That's all the information the server needs to know which driver
it should load.

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Vera Noest
MCSE, CCEA, Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server
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I will try this. Thanks!

Mike D said:
Tia,
If possible why not uninstall/reinstall the brother print
driver on the
server,then when the user logs into the server have them
reinstall their printer on their TS port and choose the correct
driver? Mike D
Tia said:
I have a user that works out of her house using a Brother
hl-1440 series printer. She has a windows XP Pro machine and
uses Remote desktop to connect
to our W2K server. She was able to print to her local
printer, but now cannot. I have since then referred to the
KB239088 "Windows 2000 Terminal Services Server Logs Events
1111, 1105, 1106". I made the necessary registry
mods and created another inf file called ntprintsubs.inf and
referenced the
section called printers.

In this file I have this exactly:

[Printers]

"Brother HL-1440 series" = "HPLJ4.GPD,
LPTENUM\Hewlett-PackardHP_La185F, Hewlett-PackardHP_La185F,
HP_LaserJet_4"

Where the Brother is the client side driver and the HPLJ4 is
the reference to the HP Laserjet 4 printer driver as
recommended to me in a previous newsgroup posting.

My question is, I obviously need to install the printer on
the server side of things. Do I install the Brother printer
drivers or the HP laserjet 4 printer drivers? I have done
both and it still does not create a session for
my user. I'm obviously missing something here. Or is my INF
file messed up?

I am receiving these event logs:

Source: TermServDevices Event 1111
Driver Brother HL-1440 series required for printer Brother
HL-1440 series is
unknown. Contact the administrator to install the driver
before you log in again.


Same source event: 1106
The printer could not be installed.

I get the same error whether I have the HP printer installed
or the Brother
printer installed.

I would really appreciate any further assistance!!

Thanks a bunch!!

-Tia
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