jonw01
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Jetdirect ports on windows 2003 domain
I have a client-server network consisting of one W2000 domain controller, one W2003 domain controller and W2000 clients.
Several printers are installed on the 2000 server and connected via HP jetdirect 500 ports. These are set up on the server as HP standard tcp/ip ports. The printers are shared and mapped in users' profiles.
Printing works fine as a domain administrator, but when standard users try to print, the document stays in the print queue and eventually fails to print.
Other printers which don't use jetdirect ports are fine.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Several printers are installed on the 2000 server and connected via HP jetdirect 500 ports. These are set up on the server as HP standard tcp/ip ports. The printers are shared and mapped in users' profiles.
Printing works fine as a domain administrator, but when standard users try to print, the document stays in the print queue and eventually fails to print.
Other printers which don't use jetdirect ports are fine.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Pete
I will try installing them on standard tcp/ip ports. Is that different from a HP tcp/ip port? It seems strange that it works as a domain admin, which made me think about 2003 domain security policies, permissions etc.
I will try installing them on standard tcp/ip ports. Is that different from a HP tcp/ip port? It seems strange that it works as a domain admin, which made me think about 2003 domain security policies, permissions etc.
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Pete