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Hi SteveO4,<br />
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oBdA is wright the best way is working with loginscripts. I personally work with KixStart scripts because it's simply to understand.<br />
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Just use DELPRINTERCONNECTION (&quot;\\Server\Share name printer&quot;)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ADDPRINTERCONNECTION((&quot;\\S<wbr />erver\Shar<wbr />e name printer&quot;)<br />
to remove and Add a printer.<br />
<br />
If you are interested I will help you with the script and configuration off the program KixStart.<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
&gt;&gt;GOOD LUCK&lt;&lt;
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Hi SteveO4,

oBdA is wright the best way is working with loginscripts. I personally work with KixStart scripts because it's simply to understand.

Just use DELPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\Server\Share name printer")
            ADDPRINTERCONNECTION(("\\Server\Share name printer")
to remove and Add a printer.

If you are interested I will help you with the script and configuration off the program KixStart.



>>GOOD LUCK<<

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I need to set up a number of shared network printers for all the users on a new network (about 200). <br />
The thing is that the new print server wont (and cant) be moved onto the network with all the users and printers untill a certain date.<br />
<br />
If I have the makes and models of all printers can I set them up by downloading the drivers in advance and then just configuring the tcp/ip port when i know what the ip addresses will be?<br />
<br />
What is the best way/tool for setting a number of printers up on all these users computers automatically?<br />
<br />
Thanks,
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I need to set up a number of shared network printers for all the users on a new network (about 200). 
The thing is that the new print server wont (and cant) be moved onto the network with all the users and printers untill a certain date.

If I have the makes and models of all printers can I set them up by downloading the drivers in advance and then just configuring the tcp/ip port when i know what the ip addresses will be?

What is the best way/tool for setting a number of printers up on all these users computers automatically?

Thanks,

Setting up multiple printers on multiple users machines..

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