Hi all,
I want to setup a print server. Some home users use there own printer at home. And I also want that these printers are provisioned by the printer.
How do I arrange that?
Hi all,
I want to setup a print server. Some home users use there own printer at home. And I also want that these printers are provisioned by the printer.
How do I arrange that?
Cannot connect to Windows Fax Server when running on the server Windows Server 2008 R2. I have done everything I know.
1)Installed Fax Server Role successfully on the 2008 Server
2)Went to the Control Panel and "Shared" the Fax printer so that all clients should be able to see it on the network
3)Went into Fax Service Manager and setup ALL the options in the "Properties" folder to allow the security and even had the Automatically create client button checked so that when you log on it should create the client automatically.
When I go on a client machine, and try to set up the Account Options in the Windows Fax & Scan program, I get the following message when I type my Server name into the space: ie "\\OfficeServer
The message is the following: The mentioned fax server is not available. Please correct the server name and try again.
I know that the server name is correct and I have tried adding a user to the group and manually assigning a client rather than have Windows automatically capture it when they log on.
Need Help BAD! This should be sooooo easy to do, yet Windows has made this a nightmare just by reading the articles on this Forum. Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks,
David
printers is distributed via group policy. suddenly the printers at some windows 7 users go offline when i logon with my account on the same pc my printer is on line.
after delete users profile the printers become on line. is there any way to fix this problem without delete users profiles.
Regards.
We have Windows 2008 servers that deploy various HP models via GPO across our network. Every other day people login go to print and find that the default network printer is not showing in the devices or printers and we have to manually add it again until the next time. We have tried deploying our printers via scripts but the same happens we cannot seem to find a permenant fix for this.
Hello,
Since a few weeks we are encountering errors while printing on a 32 bit Citrix terminal server running Server 2008. The printers are all installed and shared on a different Server 2008 x64 print server and are distributed at user logon by group policy to the terminal server.
From one of the Citrix servers users are sometimes getting errors "the current printer is unavailable select another printer" mostly in Office applications like Excel 2007 and Outlook 2007. When this problem occurs in the control panel some of the printers are showing "Printer not found on server, Unable to connect". Whenever the user logs out his session and logs in again the errors are gone and printing works again. Also restarting the printspooler on the server resolves the problem (untill the next time it occurs which can be a few hours,days or even weeks).
Currently we are having this issue on only 1 of our Citrix servers and the other servers also connected to the same print server are not having this issue so to problem seems to be locally on this specific server. I've searched the internet looking for hotfixes for server 2008 print spooler problems but the hotfixes i found do not describe our problem.
Is there any one familiar with this problem?
Regards,
Dave
I'm attempting to use the PrintUI DLL (printui.exe) to add and delete per-machine printer connections shared by a domain member print server to/from domain client computers. But I randomly (25% of the time) get the error "Unable to delete the per machine
printer connection. Operation could not be completed (error 0x0000071a)." Code 0x0000071a may mean "The remote procedure call was cancelled" (RPC_S_CALL_CANCELLED). However it means nothing to me and I do not understand why the RPC would
fail on some attempts, but work on subsequent attempts.
Seemingly very inexplicably and randomly our support stafff get these errors when they run the script to add or remove printers. It does not matter which printer server or printer share (I have multiple print servers and printers).
I am adding and deleting the connections in a command script using these commands:
Add: RUNDLL32 PRINTUI.DLL PrintUIEntry /ga /c\\%1 /n%2 /Gw >> %3
Delete: RUNDLL32 PRINTUI.DLL PrintUIEntry /gd /c\\%1 /n%2 /Gw >> %3
I have tried adding print spooler restarts before or after the PRINTUI commands, but this does not seem to help. In fact, if I add the spooler restart it seems like I increase the failure rate on Windows 7 clients and decrease the failure rate on Windows XP clients.
I have even tried to circumvent the problem by deliberately attempting to add or delete an invalidly named printer share ("\\DoesNotExist\IgnoreError") but this throws a pop-up error message which must be clicked "OK" to bypass. That error message is "Unable to add the per machine printer connection. The local print spooler service is not running. Please restart the spooler or restart the machine." Which is an incorrect error and has nothing to do with an incorrectly named print server share in the add or delete commands of PRINTUI.
Hello,
I'm using Windows 2008 as DC and installed print server. I got Windows 2003 SP1 as domain client with 3 printers connected via USB. Can tell me someting how to add this 3 printers to printserver on 2008 printserver. My goal is to deploy this three printers via windows 2008 print server.
dear techs... let me see how good you guys are compared to expert exchange... how do one really get printer redirection to work via RDP- remote desktop.
I basically tried every thing but it doesn't seem to work well.
please explain, and I'll explain my methods used
no error in event log
my xp machine connects to server 2008 and both machines drivers are identical but it still doesn't redirect... what could be wrong?
even thou the topic says easy print, I'm not using that feature yet... why doesn't normal redirection work?.... windows versions: xp and server 2008. printer's connected via usb cable
is it possible to change the settings of a canon MG6250 printer tp print using PGBK instead of BK and if so then how??? :/
Hi Everyone,
I have been running test to backup my Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard Print Server. I have been using the printer migration tool that exports all of the printers, ports, and drivers. This feature has been working correctly. The issue that I am running into is trying to import them back into a Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard Print Server. I get the following message "Windows could not read printer data from the import file. Please check that the file contains printer data". I have tried this will a .cab file extension, and the default Printer Migration File extension. Any help or ideas are greatly appreciated.
My main computer uses XP and have just bought a second office computer, Windows 7. My printer is set up through XP computer and I cannot get it to share with the new Windows 7. Have tried everything we can think of here! Very frustrating,
Hope someone can help,
SandiMGallant
Hi,
I have a Server 2008 R2 print server, serving a mixture of clients 7,XP (32&64). We have Papercut (print logging) software installed on the server.
We are seeing intermittent jobs on Print Queues logged as workstation name instead of username, it is on random jobs i.e. Word, PDF, Internet Explorer and random clients. Unable to find a common link as to why it happens
See Papercut kb - www.papercut.com/kb/Main/JobsOwnedByComputer
We have denied computers object as well as individual workstations on the Print Queue but it still allows computers to print. It seems like a bug in Windows that this is still allowed to occur.
Any ideas?
Cheers
Ross