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The hardware print server just makes it available across the network instead of it being available directly on the local machine, it eliminates the need of having the local machine 'ON' to share it but it does not eliminate the need for drivers. In other words, if you still have any machine on your network that has XP or Vista installed, then the fastest and cheapest way to share the printer over the network is to install and share it directly from the computer. If you want to eliminate the issue that the computer needs to be on, then a hardware print server would take the place of the computer. Ok- I installed the XPMode and am trying to install the printer from the Win7 box. It sees the printer and brings up an authentication box. It doesn't like the XPMUser credentials, so I created a new Admin user as well, but it doesn't like those credentials either.
It states: 'The credentials supplied are not sufficient to access this printer. Do you want to specify new credentials?' I checked to see if it's permissions, but there's no security/permissions tab for the printer.
I can create a folder within the VM and share it out and access it from the Win7 box. Delmarlocal, I was just analyzing the situation and I believe that my advice of using XP Mode will not work. After some reflexion, XP Mode is basically another computer, yes virtual but still another computer so if it follows the rules of any computer that is sharing a printer on a network, when another computer on the network wants to use it, the sharing computer has to provide the drivers so the other computer can use the printer. So, based on this, it won't work. My advice at this point.
If you really don't want to loose this printer would be to install it on a computer that does have a printer for it, XP or Vista and create a shared folder where people can place the files they want to print using this printer. It's a hassle but otherwise. I don't see a way out since sharing it in any way would require that you be able to provide the drivers for the computer that wants to use it. Hi Bits - yeah, I thought about that as well. Not really sure why I can't attach to the shared printer from XPMode, but I was able to fire up an RDP session to the main site and use the redirected printing from within XPMode.
All the printed forms look OK (just need to tweak the printer settings a little). I'm just apprehensive about the tech level of users that will need to use the virtual machine with the RDP client inside. I did notice that I have the 'compatibility' tab within some windows, but not within the printer properties, where I need it the most. By the way, I had a database vendor RDP into my network and use their own printer (same model) on their Win7 machine, same problem- the printing is messed up. Centerv: I agree.
You must be on the other side of the world? I'm inferring this from the word 'Cheers'. Delmarlocal: My last thoughts on this situation is that you install XP Mode on 'all' the Windows 7 machines and share it among them. Create a shared folder on a Vista or XP machine where people can drop the files they want to print and then either walk to it or remote desktop to it and print. It sounds like cr.p. Is buying a new printer an option.?
You could also call the manufacturer and raise hell. They might take it in as a trade in. Hi Guys- I've had limited access, so haven't done much more. But we're able to RDP in to the corp. Site successfully within the XPMode, and print all the forms from the local Oki 420. I've trained one user how to go through the process, so I think I'm calling it good at this point.
The vendor of the database (who sold us the printer) is alerted of the issue. One thing I found was there's multiple Terminal Services ports being created, and doesn't look like they are being reset. For example, when I RDP in to the Win 2008 server at corp., and get the properties for the redirected printers, it shows 'TS350' port is being used, as well as the other 349 TS ports as being 'Inactive TS Port'. Shouldn't those unused ports time out and drop off, so there's not hundreds of them?