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Question about setting up a print serverWe have an exisiting print server, a Windows 2000 Server with 24 network
printers installed on it. We have recently ordered a new print server and will install Windows 2003 Server on it. We have over a hundred users and I am curious what the best practice is for migrating them from the old print server to the new print server. I do not want to have to instruct them on how to delete/install printers, they are your typical end users. Thank you! -Douglas McIver This will update your clients' printers to the new print server through a
logon script. Change Print Server http://www.petri.co.il/changeprintsrv.htm Show quoteHide quote "Douglas" wrote: > We have an exisiting print server, a Windows 2000 Server with 24 network > printers installed on it. We have recently ordered a new print server and > will install Windows 2003 Server on it. We have over a hundred users and I > am curious what the best practice is for migrating them from the old print > server to the new print server. I do not want to have to instruct them on > how to delete/install printers, they are your typical end users. > > Thank you! > -Douglas McIver > > > Thank you
Show quoteHide quote "TheThaiTech" <TheThaiT***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E18D0246-3148-4E32-95E0-31AA0D80A58A@microsoft.com... > This will update your clients' printers to the new print server through a > logon script. > Change Print Server > http://www.petri.co.il/changeprintsrv.htm > > "Douglas" wrote: > >> We have an exisiting print server, a Windows 2000 Server with 24 network >> printers installed on it. We have recently ordered a new print server >> and >> will install Windows 2003 Server on it. We have over a hundred users and >> I >> am curious what the best practice is for migrating them from the old >> server to the new print server. I do not want to have to instruct them >> on >> how to delete/install printers, they are your typical end users. >> >> Thank you! >> -Douglas McIver >> >> >>
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