Redirected Printers Not Visible in Windows 2008

[mandbru99]

I cannot find help on this anywhere. I currently use terminal services to
force the local server to spool remote printers. I started doing this
because the print jobs would spool too slowly via VPN. I have been doing
this for several years, first with a Windows 2000 Server, then Windows 2003
Server. I am trying to set up a Windows 2008-based server, but when I get
the redirected printer on Windows 2008, it only shows up on the session of
the machine that has the printer attached to it. None of the other remote
desktop sessions show the redirected printers. I tried making both users
part of Administrators and Power Users. Any suggestions?

 

[Mike Brannigan]

I cannot find help on this anywhere. I currently use terminal services to
force the local server to spool remote printers. I started doing this
because the print jobs would spool too slowly via VPN. I have been doing
this for several years, first with a Windows 2000 Server, then Windows
2003
Server. I am trying to set up a Windows 2008-based server, but when I get
the redirected printer on Windows 2008, it only shows up on the session of
the machine that has the printer attached to it. None of the other remote
desktop sessions show the redirected printers. I tried making both users
part of Administrators and Power Users. Any suggestions?

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[Bernard Upshur]

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