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Client connects to Terminal Services but unable to print via local HP 3050. If Administrator logs on via client pc, he is able to print locally with no problem. If client logs on via client pc, ts ports become inactive. <br />
I need a prompt resolution to this issue. The local printer was changed from DOT4 to LPT1, printed ok for a few hours but now makes all ts ports inactive along with all printing jobs under client being set via port ts002 (inactive)
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Client connects to Terminal Services but unable to print via local HP 3050. If Administrator logs on via client pc, he is able to print locally with no problem. If client logs on via client pc, ts ports become inactive. 
I need a prompt resolution to this issue. The local printer was changed from DOT4 to LPT1, printed ok for a few hours but now makes all ts ports inactive along with all printing jobs under client being set via port ts002 (inactive)

TS Inactive Ports

The Microsoft Server topic includes all of the legacy versions of the operating system, including the Windows NT 3.1, NT 3.5, NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 and Windows Home Server versions.

Microsoft Server OS

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Server Hardware

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Printers and Scanners

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Networking

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