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i have 50 laptops that used to be on a netware solution.<br />
they printed to the printer name instead of the ip.<br />
we have switched to a 2003 domain and they cant seem to find the printer name now.<br />
where should i set the printer name up so they all can print to it without having to change the port to the ip on each laptop.<br />
thanks in advance.<br />
shane
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i have 50 laptops that used to be on a netware solution.
they printed to the printer name instead of the ip.
we have switched to a 2003 domain and they cant seem to find the printer name now.
where should i set the printer name up so they all can print to it without having to change the port to the ip on each laptop.
thanks in advance.
shane

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