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Really need some help with this one as its driving my clients (and me) nuts.
Situation:
Our client has a small network - SBS2003 server with 12 client machines. 5 of these clients connect to another SBS2003 network (seperate company) via HTTP and connect to their "Company application sharing server" - a TS machine.
Two or Three of the clinet PC's (Always the same ones) seem to have 4 or 5 of their OLD TS session printers still in the printers and faxes list (of the remote TS session) so when they re-connect all their old session printers are still there - mix this with the other clients OLD TS session printers and you can have 20 or 30 printers in the list - most of them old session and none of them working.
This is not only confusing, but also I think indicates a problem.
I have seen a few articles referincing this issue but none of them offering a direct resolve to a known issue.
I have considered that the client PC's are the problem and an OS re-instal may solve the problem.
Is this a know issue ? - is there a direct resolve to this problem - any help would be much appreciated.
Thank you and Regards
Andy
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