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Printer mapping script

Asked by JayTreDoe357 in Miscellaneous Programming, Installation, Windows Batch Scripting

Tags: mapping, printer, print, script

Greetings Experts,
     I am doing a domain migration(Move a bunch of computers from one domain to another) this weekend and I would like to know if there is any way to create a script that will:
1. Find out what the default print is
2. Remove all of the printer mappings from the computer
3. Remap all of the printers on a server to the local machine
4. Set the default printer to the correct one.

example) DomainA has a server named Server01 with 3 printers installed, computer has all of the printers mapped to it and one of the printers is the default one (ie. \\server01\printer2) is default. DomainB has a server named Server1 and three printers named the same way. I would like the script to hold the name printer2 as the default printer and then add all of the printers installed on Server1 to the machine and then mark \\server1\printer2 as the default printer. I know it has to do with some parsing of names but if I can get this step done I will save HOURS of leg work as there are alot of machines in the facility.

Thanks in advance,
Jason
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Tags: mapping, printer, print, script
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