Network Printers

[chris]

We have a Win2k domain that has 3 network printers shared
on it.

We have a number of NT Workstations that log onto the
network and need to map all 3 printers for all users of
all workstations.

Does anyone know if there is a command line that can be
put in a logon script or any other way to set up the
printers??

Thanks

 

[Jason Hall [MSFT]]

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Subject: Network Printers
Date: Mon, 7 Jun 2004 06:55:35 -0700

We have a Win2k domain that has 3 network printers shared
on it.

We have a number of NT Workstations that log onto the
network and need to map all 3 printers for all users of
all workstations.

Does anyone know if there is a command line that can be
put in a logon script or any other way to set up the
printers??

Thanks

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You CAN script installation of printers, run the following command from the
CMD prompt for usage:
rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /?

This method can do a lot of things, but it cannot add an IP printer port
onto a client machine. You can use Prnadmin for this, it is included in the
downloadable Windows 2000 Resource Kit

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