bsharath
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Configure printer for a laptop which is not in our domain
Hi,
I have a visitor who has his laptop.He is come here for 40 days.I want to configure a printer which is a HP Network printer.How can i do this.Can i configure or not.
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Sharath
I have a visitor who has his laptop.He is come here for 40 days.I want to configure a printer which is a HP Network printer.How can i do this.Can i configure or not.
Regards
Sharath
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Yes. Try it.
i have a contractor at my work who has a laptop which is in another domain (the company he works for) and when he browses \\myprintserver he gets straight access denied.
to bypass this i mapped a drive to a public share using a login on my domain (choose "select different username" when mapping the drive). Now he can browse \\myprintserver and install the printer without problems as my printer is shared to all users.
to bypass this i mapped a drive to a public share using a login on my domain (choose "select different username" when mapping the drive). Now he can browse \\myprintserver and install the printer without problems as my printer is shared to all users.
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If you use direct IP printing you should not need to change/add any permissions.
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ardrac
If you use direct IP printing you should not need to change/add any permissions
can you please explain
If you use direct IP printing you should not need to change/add any permissions
can you please explain
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But this user is using his local administrator account to login to the laptop.