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What is IP printer and how would you set this up??

I have 2003 terminal server set up and have 6 clients connect to it to run a program. Sometimes they are able to print through a terminal session locally and sometimes they cant print locally. Is there a way to make this printer connection reliable. Intead of relying to the automated port that...

make sure all the services af CA Brightstor are started, if start all of them. especially the service called "CA Brightstor Domain Server"

Is there a way to strenghten the printing in a terminal session? instead of the automated TS port that windows 2003 server gives out. We are running a Windows 2003 server and terminal clients connect to it to run a program. the clients also print from that program locally. one month it will...

sure you can... just put a static ip on the netgear router and point it to your linksys router(going outside. EXAMPLE: DNS, and Gateway address. you should be set

thanks for the help everybody!!

what?? I dont get it

I have a dell print server and it has a static ip. i wanna be able to telnet into it, but i cant without the ip address. Is there a utility or a command i could use to find out what the ip address of that mac address??

some of the engines (eg. database) and some of the services on the program stops for no reason. I had to restart the services for it to work. pls help..

thanks.. everyone for the help. I figured what the problem was. i missed a firewall on the server.

i have linksys router and I enable port forwarding on the router. all the ports are pointing to the right IP address.

what is the differnce between VPN and terminal service? is this a remote session too? can you run an application through VPN? im new at this VPN connection please help..

how do you enable encryption? I was thinking about VPN but im not really sure how it works and how to set it up. is it kinda remote desktop?[ponder]

there is no 'configure your server' wizard under administrative tools

yup all those ports areopen and they're connecting through remote desktop followed by the port number

I did edit the registy for those 4 computers

no this is windows 2003 small bussines server

buy each one a router and assign each one a static address.

I want my users to be able to remotely control thier office PCs from thier home. this office has 15 workstations, server and a router they're all in one subnet. These are the steps that I did: 1. each 4 workstations has thier own ports(3390-3394) and they all have XP Pro and remote desktop is...

try using symantec PC anywhere. the price is not that bad