Setting up two Windows 2008 Print Servers
Help! I’m setting up two Windows 2008 Print Servers and I want my clients to be able to access all the shared printers from one location. What’s the best way to do this?

Answer Question   |  October 27, 2011  2:11 PM
Print Server

Free Centralize backup solution
Hi, anyone has idea of any freeware centralize backup solution or low cost best centralize backup solution. i have 12 lcoations with File and print servers. SQl server Database server 2 web serevrs 1 Domain controller i want to backup the files at my central IDC. locations backup has only Excel, word, pst, jpg files. [...]

Answer Question   |  March 31, 2012  11:07 AM
Backup Solution, Centralized Storage, File servers, Print Server, SQL Server

Print Server IP addresses
I need a solution for a Software based Print server. I have over 75 printers locally and network installed across 45 offices across a 3 state footprint. Needs: print across entire network to any printer. Wants: a way to import all existing printers and their current Static IP addresses so that we don’t have to [...]

Answer Question   |  March 31, 2012  12:42 PM
Network, Print Server, Printer Configuration Page, Static IP address

Active Directory automatically install printers
Can we have active directory automatically install printers for used based on location of the user and printer? We have an Active Directory 2003 network and 2003 print servers.

Answer Question   |  June 22, 2011  2:33 PM
Active Directory, Active Directory 2003, Active Directory Deployment, Print Server

Uninstalled papercuts and having trouble with print server on Windows Server 2003
Hi there i have recently uninstalled a trial copy of paper cuts within my domain, im running windows server 2003 sp2, im finding im having to restart the print service every so often in the day as no one can print, in the “printers and faxes” page on the server you can see that the [...]

Answer Question   |  January 14, 2011  11:39 AM
Print Server, Printing, services.msc, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 SP2, Windows XP Professional SP3

Can I use a Linksys print server as a bridge or access point?
Can I use a Linksys print server as a bridge or access point?  I want to use it to connect a VoIP phone.

Answer Question   |  October 30, 2010  8:43 PM
Access Points, Linksys, Print Server, VoIP, Wireless Access Points, Wireless bridges

Can’t connect to 1 server’s multiple shared drives
Hi, I have a workstation that can not connect to our file share/ print server. I can connect to others in the network with no problems. If I login as another person on the same workstation they can get to them. If I login at another computer, I can get to them.

Answer Question   |  January 1, 2010  6:12 PM
File Shares, Microsoft Windows XP, Print Server

network printer not working in terminal services
I have an HP Color Laserjet 2600n on our network. I can ping it just fine. I can also print to it from one windows 2000 terminal server but not our second windows 2000 terminal server. It was working fine on terminal server #2 but all of a sudden stopped working a couple of weeks [...]

Answer Question   |  June 16, 2009  2:10 PM
HP Color Laserjet 2600n, Network printers, Network printing, Print Server, Terminal Server, Windows 2000 Server

Restarting Spool Service on a printer server because of a HP OfficeJet K5400 Pro Printer
A new HP OfficeJet K5400 Pro printer stops printing for unknown reasons at random times during the day. There is no way to remove or delete the job that was stuck in the print queue. To fix it, I have to restart the print spooler service on my Windows 2003 print server. Is this a [...]

Answer Question   |  March 25, 2009  11:30 PM
HP Officejet K5400, Print Server, Printer management, Windows 2003 Print Server

Keeping the settings from a Print Server, spooling on the client via TCP/IP port
Hi all, We would like to set up WinXP clients on remote sites so that they receive printer drivers and settings from a centralised (off site) Windows Server, but then when they print will spool from the client directly to the printer through a TCP/IP port. Does anyone know: 1) If this is possible at [...]

Answer Question   |  February 18, 2009  2:21 AM
Print Server, Printer drivers, TCP/IP printing, Windows Print Servers, Windows Server, Windows XP

DCPromo and windows server 2000 print server
I’ve got a rebuilt domain controller running Windows 2000 Server SP4. It is one of 3 domain controllers. Since the rebuild I’ve not been able to synch the Sysvol, and I’ve seen dcpromo as an option to demote the domain controller, move off the Sysvol directory and then repromote back to a domain controller. Can [...]

Answer Question   |  January 20, 2009  2:38 PM
DCPROMO, Demote the Domain Controller, Domain Controller, Print Server, SYSVOL, Windows 2000 Server

dcpromo print server
will demoting a server with dcpromo, will it effect the shared printers

Answer Question   |  January 20, 2009  1:47 PM
DCPROMO, Print Server

Connecting D-Link 1260 Print Server to Linksys wireless router
I have a Linksys wireless router and it works fine – but i want to add my FP printer to my network. I bought a D-Link 1260 Print Server and connected the D-link 1260 Print Server to the printer USB port but I have very hard time connecting via Wi-Fi. Can anyone help me? I [...]

Answer Question   |  December 10, 2008  7:36 PM
D-Link 1260 Print Server, Linksys, Network connectivity, Print Server, USB, Wi-Fi, Wireless networking, Wireless router

DSL router and Print Server with 8 PCs and 3 printers / hardware question
i have about 5 pc’s at home for my wife and family (5 of us) and we all use the computers daily. compaq, dell, desktop and laptop. i have one cannon printer mp3000 color printer. we plan on buying two more new printer. we currently have bellsout/att dsl service. i have a d-link four port [...]

Answer Question   |  December 9, 2008  3:55 AM
D-Link, DSL routers, Home networks, Network design, Print Server, Routers

Multi-Vpn Setup: can access all subnets when in office, while vpn’d can only access local subnet
I am having troubles with vpn users being able to see other subnets. It is set up as follows Any computer locally on the domain can see / ping/ access any other computer on any subnet / location. When someone vpn’s into any of the routers they can only see the local subnet of the [...]

Answer Question   |  March 17, 2008  5:08 PM
Cisco, Default route, File servers, LAN, Multi Server, Ping, PIX, Print Server, problem, Routing, Static route, Subnets, VPN, WAN