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Thank you<br />
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so I deployed the printer via the Print Management in Server 2008 and my Vista and Windows 7 Machines picked it up perfectly<br />
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On the XP side.. should I keep my original GPO enabled? As Print Management didnt deploy printers to the XP systems
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Thank you

so I deployed the printer via the Print Management in Server 2008 and my Vista and Windows 7 Machines picked it up perfectly

On the XP side.. should I keep my original GPO enabled? As Print Management didnt deploy printers to the XP systems

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Great! Im good to go... this also helped answer my question: <a href="http://www.petri.co.il/enterprise-print-management-in-windows-server-2008-part-three.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.petri.co.il/enterprise-print-management-in-windows-server-2008-part-three.htm</a>
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Great! Im good to go... this also helped answer my question: http://www.petri.co.il/enterprise-print-management-in-windows-server-2008-part-three.htm [http://www.petri.co.il/enterprise-print-management-in-windows-server-2008-part-three.htm]

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Hello<br />
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I want to deply printers on my network via GPO<br />
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Running Windows 2008 SP2 DCs<br />
Printer server running 2008 SP2 running Print Managment role<br />
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Mixed Client enviroment of XP, Vista and Windows 7<br />
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I have created a User GPO to add a TCP/IP printer pointing to the the print servers shared path<br />
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With XP... the GPO works great.... though the VISTA and Windows 7 Clients they are not applying automatically (I can do so manual but I have a lot of users) 
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Hello

I want to deply printers on my network via GPO

Running Windows 2008 SP2 DCs
Printer server running 2008 SP2 running Print Managment role

Mixed Client enviroment of XP, Vista and Windows 7

I have created a User GPO to add a TCP/IP printer pointing to the the print servers shared path

With XP... the GPO works great.... though the VISTA and Windows 7 Clients they are not applying automatically (I can do so manual but I have a lot of users) 

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