A Windows 2000 server is located in Washington state with
Windows XP clients located in Arizona. Arizona clients use
Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) to run application on
server. All printers in Arizona are networked and none are
local, i.e., none are directly connected to clients.

While I am able to find documentation for getting local
printers to work with RDC, I can't find anything for
networked printers.

Any assistance will be appreciated.

Redirection of networked printers is supported with the rdp client
5.1 and higher. Download the latest version (5.2.3790) here:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...lyID=a8255ffc-
4b4a-40e7-a706-cde7e9b57e79&DisplayLang=en

If they still don't autocreate with the latest client, check the
EventLog for errors. You might have a mismatch in the driver names.

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"Richard Kennedy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in news:23f301c47013
$cd9155c0$(E-Mail Removed):

> A Windows 2000 server is located in Washington state with
> Windows XP clients located in Arizona. Arizona clients use
> Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) to run application on
> server. All printers in Arizona are networked and none are
> local, i.e., none are directly connected to clients.
>
> While I am able to find documentation for getting local
> printers to work with RDC, I can't find anything for
> networked printers.
>
> Any assistance will be appreciated.

Are the printers ports the IP address of the printer? That is, the printers
connected to the TS (the ones in Arizona)
Bugger that was a complicated mouthful!

Make sure that your printers in Arizona are in you TS printers list and the
ports that they are connected to are the IP addresses of the Arizona
printers. You will likely have to do port mapping at your router.
Stephen

"Richard Kennedy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:23f301c47013$cd9155c0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> A Windows 2000 server is located in Washington state with
> Windows XP clients located in Arizona. Arizona clients use
> Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) to run application on
> server. All printers in Arizona are networked and none are
> local, i.e., none are directly connected to clients.
>
> While I am able to find documentation for getting local
> printers to work with RDC, I can't find anything for
> networked printers.
>
> Any assistance will be appreciated.