I know there have been many posts about printing on TS 2008. Here's another.
I have four Terminal Servers, all with identical printer drivers, version, etc. installed (64 and 32 bit driver installed on all servers)
Here are the problems:
1. Even when user has correct driver (name and version match), the user cannot see *any* printers within our applications. Great Plains does not support Easy Print, so I know the drivers have to match, which they do. Yet the system log on the server complains: "the attempt for IT-7345 (redirected 4) to use a Windows NT 4.0 (kernal mode) driver failed because this version of Windows does not support Windows NT 4.0 printer drivers...."
2. I don't understand why Easy Print isn't kicking in for applications such as Word 2007, which are supposed to support Easy Print. I see the same error as above.
So users can't print at all, can't even see printers, even with exact driver matches. Easy print no-worky either. I have a GPO on the Terminal Server OU to force use of Easy Print when possible, too.
Help!!!
I have four Terminal Servers, all with identical printer drivers, version, etc. installed (64 and 32 bit driver installed on all servers)
Here are the problems:
1. Even when user has correct driver (name and version match), the user cannot see *any* printers within our applications. Great Plains does not support Easy Print, so I know the drivers have to match, which they do. Yet the system log on the server complains: "the attempt for IT-7345 (redirected 4) to use a Windows NT 4.0 (kernal mode) driver failed because this version of Windows does not support Windows NT 4.0 printer drivers...."
2. I don't understand why Easy Print isn't kicking in for applications such as Word 2007, which are supposed to support Easy Print. I see the same error as above.
So users can't print at all, can't even see printers, even with exact driver matches. Easy print no-worky either. I have a GPO on the Terminal Server OU to force use of Easy Print when possible, too.
Help!!!