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I figured it out. What confused me was that I was used to being able redirect a printer attached to a print server WITHOUT first sharing it. That obviously is not the case with the HP Laserjet 2100TN. So, I shared the printer as HP2100TN. My computer name is KES45, so the following batch file line redirects it to LPT1 for printing from the command line in Windows XP:<br />
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NET USE LPT1 \\KES45\HP2100TN /PERSISTENT:YES<br />

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I figured it out. What confused me was that I was used to being able redirect a printer attached to a print server WITHOUT first sharing it. That obviously is not the case with the HP Laserjet 2100TN. So, I shared the printer as HP2100TN. My computer name is KES45, so the following batch file line redirects it to LPT1 for printing from the command line in Windows XP:

NET USE LPT1 \\KES45\HP2100TN /PERSISTENT:YES


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My link seems to give the same answer. &nbsp;Want to close with points??? &nbsp; &nbsp;Please???
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My link seems to give the same answer.  Want to close with points???    Please???

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I have an HP Laserjet 2100TN printer. I need to redirect LPT1 to this printer.<br />
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I have another printer on a print server and have successfully been able to redirect LPT1 to it using this command line:<br />
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NET USE LPT1 \\PSD64404\P1 /PERSISTENT:YES<br />
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I cannot figure out what to use in place of &quot;\\PSD64404\P1&quot; for the HPLJ 2100TN.<br />
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Any help would be appreciated.<br />
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Thanks
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I have an HP Laserjet 2100TN printer. I need to redirect LPT1 to this printer.

I have another printer on a print server and have successfully been able to redirect LPT1 to it using this command line:

NET USE LPT1 \\PSD64404\P1 /PERSISTENT:YES

I cannot figure out what to use in place of "\\PSD64404\P1" for the HPLJ 2100TN.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Redirecting HP Laserjet 2100tn Printer to LPT1

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