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I have an imac running OS X 10.4.11 that I am trying to get to print through a Windows Server 2003 print server. Services for Mac is enabled on the server. I can navigate and find the shared printer on the server from the mac, but when i connect to it and try to print, i get an NT_LOGON_ACCESS_FAILURE or Unable to connect to samba host. The mac ping the server server and can print to the printer directly using ip printing. How can i get this imac to print through the print server.<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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I have an imac running OS X 10.4.11 that I am trying to get to print through a Windows Server 2003 print server. Services for Mac is enabled on the server. I can navigate and find the shared printer on the server from the mac, but when i connect to it and try to print, i get an NT_LOGON_ACCESS_FAILURE or Unable to connect to samba host. The mac ping the server server and can print to the printer directly using ip printing. How can i get this imac to print through the print server.

Thanks in advance.

Mac printing through windows print server

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