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Have you installed the drivers for the remote printer on the computer you are connecting too?<br />
To do so open &quot;printers &amp;&nbsp;Faxes&quot; window. On the menu bar, choose &quot;File&quot;, &quot;Server Properties, then &quot;Drivers&quot;, and &quot;Add&quot; Point to the .inf driver file. Next time you log on they should be available. If not check the Event viewer for errors relating to the printer model on the host/office computer. If no errors there it is not detecting the printer.<br />

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Have you installed the drivers for the remote printer on the computer you are connecting too?
To do so open "printers & Faxes" window. On the menu bar, choose "File", "Server Properties, then "Drivers", and "Add" Point to the .inf driver file. Next time you log on they should be available. If not check the Event viewer for errors relating to the printer model on the host/office computer. If no errors there it is not detecting the printer.


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What do I put for the port / network path? &nbsp;How does it know to route it to my remote printer?<br />
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Thanks
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What do I put for the port / network path?  How does it know to route it to my remote printer?

Thanks

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Thanks Tristan,<br />
--Rob
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Hi,<br />
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My clients are running Windows 2003 SBS Premium and remote in using RWW, it has an option to remotely print documents when you log in. &nbsp;But we can't seem to figure out how to get this to work. &nbsp;When they load up MS Word and choose Print, the remote printers are not listed.<br />
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Any help would be very appreciated<br />
Thanks<br />
Tristan<br />

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Hi,

My clients are running Windows 2003 SBS Premium and remote in using RWW, it has an option to remotely print documents when you log in.  But we can't seem to figure out how to get this to work.  When they load up MS Word and choose Print, the remote printers are not listed.

Any help would be very appreciated
Thanks
Tristan


Remote Printing - How?

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).