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Terminal Server - Remote Printing
Hello,
We are using Server 2008 R2 SP1 Terminal Server.
Users connecting from home / home offices using RDP would like to be able to print to their local printers.
Currently when they connect, their local printers show up in the TS fine, but they do not print.
I have tried enabling a TS port on the local printer and also a COM port (and adding the same COM port on the TS) . Both these did not work.
Please assist in getting this to work.
Thanks
We are using Server 2008 R2 SP1 Terminal Server.
Users connecting from home / home offices using RDP would like to be able to print to their local printers.
Currently when they connect, their local printers show up in the TS fine, but they do not print.
I have tried enabling a TS port on the local printer and also a COM port (and adding the same COM port on the TS) . Both these did not work.
Please assist in getting this to work.
Thanks
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Interesting to keep in mind.
As for the printer preferences; in the printer properties' Security tab, if you set permissions for all the listed options to active, you should have no problems with the preferences. If in doubt add "Everyone" with those permissions.
As for the printer preferences; in the printer properties' Security tab, if you set permissions for all the listed options to active, you should have no problems with the preferences. If in doubt add "Everyone" with those permissions.
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I've never had to enable anything special to allow local printers to work when connecting remotely, providing Windows knows to trust the traffic flow.