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Thank you, I figured this was the case but couldnt find anything on the matter, guess i will google printer redirection.
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Thank you, I figured this was the case but couldnt find anything on the matter, guess i will google printer redirection.

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Hi,<br />
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Im not sure if anyone can help, but I cannot seem to find an answer or if I am not wording it correctly into the google!<br />
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Im looking to implements 2008 R2 with RDS running. &nbsp;This will be 2 machines in a farm. Broker and dns round robin.<br />
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Users will be connecting via thin clients that will have locally attached printers, some users need to swap between these thin clients, im looking to have single session policy in place. &nbsp;I am trying to work out if this will happen, if not, how do I make this happen.<br />
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User connects to machine 1 and prints from local printer<br />
User then connects to machine 2, session follows user from machine 1, and default local printer is now machine 2's.<br />
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Make sense?! any weblinks or terminology on what im looking for would be great!<br />
Thanks
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Hi,

Im not sure if anyone can help, but I cannot seem to find an answer or if I am not wording it correctly into the google!

Im looking to implements 2008 R2 with RDS running.  This will be 2 machines in a farm. Broker and dns round robin.

Users will be connecting via thin clients that will have locally attached printers, some users need to swap between these thin clients, im looking to have single session policy in place.  I am trying to work out if this will happen, if not, how do I make this happen.

User connects to machine 1 and prints from local printer
User then connects to machine 2, session follows user from machine 1, and default local printer is now machine 2's.


Make sense?! any weblinks or terminology on what im looking for would be great!
Thanks

2008 RDS - Single Session &amp; locally attached printers

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2008 RDS - Single Session &amp; locally attached printers

2008 RDS - Single Session & locally attached printers