Printiers.....HELP!

[Guest nick]

I was hoping someone could help me. Here's the issue:

 

I have a domain user that signs onto a Terminal Server which is not

part of the domain. (She signs in as as a local user for that server

with admin. rights) When she signs in NONE of her printers come up.

Not even the ones locally attached to her machine. If I sign in as

administrator then the printers on her system come up.

 

I checked on the TS and found that she was in there as a local admin.

I checked all AD and local user properties, and made sure that the

printers area was checked. I even checked security properties on the

printer.

 

If I sign in with her name on the TS I am able to connect to her

printer (on her local machine) as long as I use my local admin.

credentials. I tired signing on with the domain first to see if it

made a diference. It doesn't. It seems that if I sign in with her name

on the TS, map the printer using admin credentials, then I can print.

However, upon logging out and back in I have to do it again because

although the printer is in there, it doesn't allow me to print to it.

 

 

Help!!

[Guest Vera Noest [MVP]]

Re: Printiers.....HELP!

 

Is the rdp client configured correctly for printer redirection?

Which version of the rdp client is she using?

Are there any warnings or errors in the EventLog on the server when

she connects?

Don't map the printer manually, that's only confusing things more,

because the port will change for every session.

_________________________________________________________

Vera Noest

MCSE, CCEA, Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server

TS troubleshooting: http://ts.veranoest.net

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nick <cipher7836@gmail.com> wrote on 13 feb 2008 in

microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services:

> I was hoping someone could help me. Here's the issue:

>

> I have a domain user that signs onto a Terminal Server which is

> not part of the domain. (She signs in as as a local user for

> that server with admin. rights) When she signs in NONE of her

> printers come up. Not even the ones locally attached to her

> machine. If I sign in as administrator then the printers on her

> system come up.

>

> I checked on the TS and found that she was in there as a local

> admin. I checked all AD and local user properties, and made sure

> that the printers area was checked. I even checked security

> properties on the printer.

>

> If I sign in with her name on the TS I am able to connect to her

> printer (on her local machine) as long as I use my local admin.

> credentials. I tired signing on with the domain first to see if

> it made a diference. It doesn't. It seems that if I sign in with

> her name on the TS, map the printer using admin credentials,

> then I can print. However, upon logging out and back in I have

> to do it again because although the printer is in there, it

> doesn't allow me to print to it.

>

>

> Help!!

[Guest nick]

Re: Printiers.....HELP!

 

On Feb 13, 4:32 pm, "Vera Noest [MVP]" <vera.no...@remove-

this.hem.utfors.se> wrote:

> Is the rdp client configured correctly for printer redirection?

> Which version of the rdp client is she using?

> Are there any warnings or errors in the EventLog on the server when

> she connects?

> Don't map the printer manually, that's only confusing things more,

> because the port will change for every session.

> _________________________________________________________

> Vera Noest

> MCSE, CCEA, Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server

> TS troubleshooting:  http://ts.veranoest.net

> ___ please respond in newsgroup, NOT by private email ___

>

> nick <cipher7...@gmail.com> wrote on 13 feb 2008 in

> microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services:

>

>

>

> > I was hoping someone could help me. Here's the issue:

>

> > I have a domain user that signs onto a Terminal Server which is

> > not part of the domain. (She signs in as as a local user for

> > that server with admin. rights) When she signs in NONE of her

> > printers come up. Not even the ones locally attached to her

> > machine. If I sign in as administrator then the printers on her

> > system come up.

>

> > I checked on the TS and found that she was in there as a local

> > admin. I checked all AD and local user properties, and made sure

> > that the printers area was checked. I even checked security

> > properties on the printer.

>

> > If I sign in with her name on the TS I am able to connect to her

> > printer (on her local machine) as long as I use my local admin.

> > credentials. I tired signing on with the domain first to see if

> > it made a diference. It doesn't. It seems that if I sign in with

> > her name on the TS, map the printer using admin credentials,

> > then I can print. However, upon logging out and back in I have

> > to do it again because although the printer is in there, it

> > doesn't allow me to print to it.

>

> > Help!!- Hide quoted text -

>

> - Show quoted text -

 

RDP client is configured for printers. It's the version included on

Windows XP SP2. In the event log it I see a message stating that the

printer could not be installed. However, when I sign in as admin. I

can see the printer, and print to it.

[Guest Vera Noest [MVP]]

Re: Printiers.....HELP!

 

Could you please post the EventID, Source and exact text of the

description field of the Event that you see?

 

_________________________________________________________

Vera Noest

MCSE, CCEA, Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server

TS troubleshooting: http://ts.veranoest.net

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nick <cipher7836@gmail.com> wrote on 14 feb 2008 in

microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services:

> On Feb 13, 4:32 pm, "Vera Noest [MVP]" <vera.no...@remove-

> this.hem.utfors.se> wrote:

>> Is the rdp client configured correctly for printer redirection?

>> Which version of the rdp client is she using?

>> Are there any warnings or errors in the EventLog on the server

>> when she connects?

>> Don't map the printer manually, that's only confusing things

>> more, because the port will change for every session.

>> _________________________________________________________

>> Vera Noest

>> MCSE, CCEA, Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server

>> TS troubleshooting:  http://ts.veranoest.net

>> ___ please respond in newsgroup, NOT by private email ___

>>

>> nick <cipher7...@gmail.com> wrote on 13 feb 2008 in

>> microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services:

>>

>>

>>

>> > I was hoping someone could help me. Here's the issue:

>>

>> > I have a domain user that signs onto a Terminal Server which

>> > is not part of the domain. (She signs in as as a local user

>> > for that server with admin. rights) When she signs in NONE of

>> > her printers come up. Not even the ones locally attached to

>> > her machine. If I sign in as administrator then the printers

>> > on her system come up.

>>

>> > I checked on the TS and found that she was in there as a

>> > local admin. I checked all AD and local user properties, and

>> > made sure that the printers area was checked. I even checked

>> > security properties on the printer.

>>

>> > If I sign in with her name on the TS I am able to connect to

>> > her printer (on her local machine) as long as I use my local

>> > admin. credentials. I tired signing on with the domain first

>> > to see if it made a diference. It doesn't. It seems that if I

>> > sign in with her name on the TS, map the printer using admin

>> > credentials, then I can print. However, upon logging out and

>> > back in I have to do it again because although the printer is

>> > in there, it doesn't allow me to print to it.

>>

>> > Help!!- Hide quoted text -

>>

>> - Show quoted text -

>

> RDP client is configured for printers. It's the version included

> on Windows XP SP2. In the event log it I see a message stating

> that the printer could not be installed. However, when I sign in

> as admin. I can see the printer, and print to it.