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Sorry for the late reply, initial tests appear to indicate this was the cause thanks for the assistance
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Sorry for the late reply, initial tests appear to indicate this was the cause thanks for the assistance

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Hello <br />
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I recently moved from Novell Iprint to shared printers via Microsoft Server 2008 r2. The network and printing hardware are the same. I seem to have an issue when someone sends a large print job &gt;&nbsp;100Mb the printer fails and stops processing the request. The resolution at this stage has been to delete the job causing an issue in the queue and reset the printer. The same hardware appeared to cope with this scenario under iprint, so my thought process is what could be different under the microsoft shared printer scenario. Printers are networked with ethernet cable and ip address, they are HP printers, and I have installed the HP universal printer driver for the printers concerned. It may be a compatability issue with the printers, just looking for some advice on what I could check on the server configuration side to eliminate the issue.<br />
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Thank you
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Hello 

I recently moved from Novell Iprint to shared printers via Microsoft Server 2008 r2. The network and printing hardware are the same. I seem to have an issue when someone sends a large print job > 100Mb the printer fails and stops processing the request. The resolution at this stage has been to delete the job causing an issue in the queue and reset the printer. The same hardware appeared to cope with this scenario under iprint, so my thought process is what could be different under the microsoft shared printer scenario. Printers are networked with ethernet cable and ip address, they are HP printers, and I have installed the HP universal printer driver for the printers concerned. It may be a compatability issue with the printers, just looking for some advice on what I could check on the server configuration side to eliminate the issue.

Thank you

Printer problem Microsoft Server 2008 r2

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.