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May be this thread is useful<br />
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<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/302361" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/302361</a>
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May be this thread is useful

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/302361 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/302361]

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Please ignore my comment it was not for you
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Please ignore my comment it was not for you

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Here are some other resources as well: <a href="http://www.activexperts.com/network-monitor/windowsmanagement/adminscripts/printing" rel="ugc">Scripts to manage Printers, Print Jobs, Print Queues and more</a>
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Here are some other resources as well: Scripts to manage Printers, Print Jobs, Print Queues and more [http://www.activexperts.com/network-monitor/windowsmanagement/adminscripts/printing]

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Thanks for the responses. <br />
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But how does the same user logging onto a separate terminal server, have allocated to him printers from the relative print server. That's the tough part right?
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Thanks for the responses.

But how does the same user logging onto a separate terminal server, have allocated to him printers from the relative print server. That's the tough part right?

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Hi guys<br />
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We have a printer server called 'PrintServer' located on our LAN. <br />
We also have a print server in the cloud called 'PrintCloud'. <br />
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All of these are on the same domain on our WAN. <br />
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Users log onto terminal services a lot. <br />
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We'd like it so that when users log onto Terminal Server A, that they are mapped to the printers on 'PrintServer'. <br />
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Then when users log onto Terminal Server B, that they are mapped to the printers on 'PrintCloud'. <br />
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Is this possible? If so, then any ideas on what to write in the vbscript to make it work so that we can deploy it in group policies?<br />
<br />
Thanks a lot <br />
Yashy
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Hi guys

We have a printer server called 'PrintServer' located on our LAN. 
We also have a print server in the cloud called 'PrintCloud'. 

All of these are on the same domain on our WAN. 

Users log onto terminal services a lot. 

We'd like it so that when users log onto Terminal Server A, that they are mapped to the printers on 'PrintServer'. 

Then when users log onto Terminal Server B, that they are mapped to the printers on 'PrintCloud'. 

Is this possible? If so, then any ideas on what to write in the vbscript to make it work so that we can deploy it in group policies?

Thanks a lot 
Yashy

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