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terminal server duplex printing
Duplex printing works fine on client side of things. But in 2008 terminal setup the options greyed out and not set to duplex print and I can't figure out how to turn on the duplex side and have it keep once log out of terminal.. Printer is hp 4510. Please keep as simple as possible in explanation and not a 400 page document link I have to read through. Really in a rush to get this up
Have you tried using the HP Universal Print Driver? It's available at http://www.hp.com/go/upd. It's worked quite well for me.
-Matt-
-Matt-
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Yes. That does not allow me to do anything either..same symptoms
Is the printer directly connected to a PC or is the printer on the network through an IP address?
Thank you,
Kelly W.
Thank you,
Kelly W.
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Ok I got it to show the grey options and made changes. Was logged in under my other account that was local and not domain(duh moment). Now I just need the changes to stick once I make them. Because once you log off and back on they are gone.
Connected via network and ip address.
Connected via network and ip address.
Give the everyone group rights to this printer on the server.
Thanks,
kelly W.
Thanks,
kelly W.
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But it is redirected to server from client. The printer is not directly connected to the server. It is a client using a network hooked printer who then logs into terminal and the network printer shows up through redirect.
When I give rights out such as to print operators and then make changes to the duplex printer settings and then log back off and then back on they lose the changes. I am trying to find a way to make the changes perm. Would not the same thing happen to the everyone group as it does to the print operators group?
When I give rights out such as to print operators and then make changes to the duplex printer settings and then log back off and then back on they lose the changes. I am trying to find a way to make the changes perm. Would not the same thing happen to the everyone group as it does to the print operators group?
Okay so on the server you have TS up and running.
Is the printer already installed on the server and there is where you having the issue, correct?
As a test, i would give one user that is trying to access the printer through TS full rights to the printer and see if they can make changes, have them log off, then log back onto TS and see if any changes were kept.
Thanks,
Kelly W.
Is the printer already installed on the server and there is where you having the issue, correct?
As a test, i would give one user that is trying to access the printer through TS full rights to the printer and see if they can make changes, have them log off, then log back onto TS and see if any changes were kept.
Thanks,
Kelly W.
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Yes to TS. Printer driver is installed and redirection of printer occurs. Issue occurs at terminal. Did the full rights. I am able to make the changes with the full rights... and logged back in and printer changes were lost. I even read where to keep the terminal open for 60 seconds for config to be written too after you make changes. Kept it open over 5 minutes...nada
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