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I have a Widnows 2003 server setup as a Terminal server for my users. &nbsp;Some users use MACs and others use PCs. &nbsp;One printer I am having problems with mapping correctly on the Mac sessions.<br />
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specifically, several users have a HP LaserJet 3330 All-in-One printer. &nbsp;Anyone with a PC maps it correctly and has no problem printing to it. &nbsp;However, anyone on a Mac gets the printer mapped, but the driver is for an Apple Laserwriter PS. <br />
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The server is reading the installed driver incorrectly and instlling the wrong one for the Macs. &nbsp;How can I get the Terminal Server to map what it thinks is the Laserwriter to the correct LaserJet 3330? &nbsp;Again, the PCs map the printers correctly.<br />
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Pete<br />
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I have a Widnows 2003 server setup as a Terminal server for my users.  Some users use MACs and others use PCs.  One printer I am having problems with mapping correctly on the Mac sessions.

specifically, several users have a HP LaserJet 3330 All-in-One printer.  Anyone with a PC maps it correctly and has no problem printing to it.  However, anyone on a Mac gets the printer mapped, but the driver is for an Apple Laserwriter PS. 

The server is reading the installed driver incorrectly and instlling the wrong one for the Macs.  How can I get the Terminal Server to map what it thinks is the Laserwriter to the correct LaserJet 3330?  Again, the PCs map the printers correctly.

Pete



Terminals Server mapping wrong printer with a MAC

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).