Windows Server - Printers
Asked By Sarah Kingswell
05-Feb-10 06:23 AM
Is there a reason why I am not seeing all printers on the Windows 2008
Terminal Server when I open the printers Icon. I used to be able to see
redirected printers that were created from all clients on Windows 2003
Server. Is there a setting on the 2008 terminal server that is preventing
me from seeing these?
Thanks
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moncho replied to Sarah Kingswell
I believe you need to be logged on as Administrator to see all printers.
You may want to install Print and Document services also.
moncho
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