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His comment got me thinking in a different direction not the one he mentioned but it help me in resolving the issue.
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His comment got me thinking in a different direction not the one he mentioned but it help me in resolving the issue.

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Running a 2003 R2 print server (also my DC) the server is located at our data center location. The new printer I installed is at a remote branch we are connected to our branches via a MPLS network. The printer is live on the network I can ping it and access it from any other server or workstation in our datacenter that I have tried, however I cannot ping it from our print server I can ping every other device at the branch location from the print server. Something else worth noting is when I do a tracert from the print server it times out on everystep however if I tracert a different device at the branch location I get all the data you would exepect to get from a tracert.. Any ideas on what I should try I have ran out ideas. I did reboot the print server this morning it didnt make a difference<br />
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Running a 2003 R2 print server (also my DC) the server is located at our data center location. The new printer I installed is at a remote branch we are connected to our branches via a MPLS network. The printer is live on the network I can ping it and access it from any other server or workstation in our datacenter that I have tried, however I cannot ping it from our print server I can ping every other device at the branch location from the print server. Something else worth noting is when I do a tracert from the print server it times out on everystep however if I tracert a different device at the branch location I get all the data you would exepect to get from a tracert.. Any ideas on what I should try I have ran out ideas. I did reboot the print server this morning it didnt make a difference

Thanks

Have a issue with connecting with new printer on network

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