GPO issues? Help...
Hi all. I have a Windows 2003 server SP1 terminal Services solution that I'm having trouble with at present. . . I have two servers, one is the PDC for the domain, the other is the TS box. Everything has finally been set up.
Hi all.
I have a Windows 2003 server SP1 terminal Services solution that I'm having trouble with at present...
I have two servers, one is the "PDC" for the domain, the other is the TS box. Everything has finally been set up. All that is left is a printer issue.
There is too much info to post on the groups, permissions and usernames etc, so instead, can someone tell me:
What should I be looking at if my users cannot select a "default printer" under their profile?
I've looked at GPO's, Groups, permissions rights etc. I've tried using settings such as SETDEFAULTPRINTER under KIX scripts at logon I've moved the printers around and I'm still stuck?
Can anyone shine some light on this for me?
I have a Windows 2003 server SP1 terminal Services solution that I'm having trouble with at present...
I have two servers, one is the "PDC" for the domain, the other is the TS box. Everything has finally been set up. All that is left is a printer issue.
There is too much info to post on the groups, permissions and usernames etc, so instead, can someone tell me:
What should I be looking at if my users cannot select a "default printer" under their profile?
I've looked at GPO's, Groups, permissions rights etc. I've tried using settings such as SETDEFAULTPRINTER under KIX scripts at logon I've moved the printers around and I'm still stuck?
Can anyone shine some light on this for me?
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This may or may not help....
http://www.microsoft.com/BusinessSolutions/Community/gp_using_named_printers.aspx
Or maybe it will point you in a better direction.
http://www.microsoft.com/BusinessSolutions/Community/gp_using_named_printers.aspx
Or maybe it will point you in a better direction.
