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hp thin client t5000 and server 2003 terminal server client, printing

Asked by hack-4-good in Windows 2003 Server

Tags: hp, thin, client, t5000

hello,

we have the request to sandbox the hp thin clients and how they connect to terminal server 2003.

our setup is like this:

branch office:
hp laserjet 3030 connected to an hp jetdirect, ip printing.
some hp thin clients (t5000's, some flavor of linux)
some hp deskpro workstations (333mhz pieces of junk, windows 98)

server locations:
8 terminal servers with thier own outside ip addresses
all run server 2003 and have about 100 licenses each.

what i did so far:
the deskpro's are out of this example, they all work fine and print fine.

the t5000's, i can get them to connect to the terminal servers just fine...
i can print from the t5000 to the ip printer just fine, but only before i connect to the server.

i need to be able to print from the remote session, to this ip printer that is local to the t5000.

i tried to carve a hole for port 9100  in the router and nat that to the ip of the jetdirect.  however, there's some external issue i have to track down, when i portscan that branch office's outside ip address, i dont see anything open, not even remote access to their router (port 88) which i know is open.  i'm taking that up with their isp.  

however, if i can make the printer 'come with' the t5000 thin client into the connected remote desktop, that would be fine.  if not, i can create the printer on the remote server and have it come back thru the internet, once i figure out their inbound route issue.

bottom line question:  how do i have a local ip printer appear in the remote session of a thin client?
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