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How to copy file using command line to client using RDP and shared drive
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We have setup a TS2008 and we want to copy file from server to the client using command line, we already add my printer and drives as ressource that I want to load to the server. On the TS session I can see my drive name D on PC1. using windows explorer I'm able to copy file using copy-paste. But i'm unable to copy the file directly to my computer using command line.
Our purpose is that we are generating a print file from one of our software to print bar code label directly to a zebra printer that will be connected to the client computer. On the client side we use the following command : "copy prnfile /b \\computername\printername ". We are trying to do the same on the TS. If it is not possible to copy the file directly to the printer we want to copy it to the remote drive. I already try this command : "copy file \\pc1\d\file" and "copy file \\pc1\d$\file" but without success
We have setup a TS2008 and we want to copy file from server to the client using command line, we already add my printer and drives as ressource that I want to load to the server. On the TS session I can see my drive name D on PC1. using windows explorer I'm able to copy file using copy-paste. But i'm unable to copy the file directly to my computer using command line.
Our purpose is that we are generating a print file from one of our software to print bar code label directly to a zebra printer that will be connected to the client computer. On the client side we use the following command : "copy prnfile /b \\computername\printername
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I was able to copy to a mapped drive using \\tsclient\d, I presume that tsclient is a system variable or that it is handled another way by windows
But i'm still unable to copy a prn file using \\tsclient\printername or \\tsclient\printerport
But i'm still unable to copy a prn file using \\tsclient\printername or \\tsclient\printerport
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I'm not sure whether or not similar restrictions apply to copying to a target file (I have no knowledge, or experience, of TS); i.e. you can perhaps copy a file to a named share, but not identify the target file itself?.