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Yeah.. I feel bad making mark work so hard to help me. We found this article and implemented this instead... http://www.grouppolicy.biz/2010/01/how-to-use-group-policy-preferences-to-dynamically-map-printers-with-roaming-profiles/

Your way will probably be a more efficient way to remove all the networked printers... I'm just confused where to put that in the following code. I've tried a variety of different options.. can't seem to figure it out : set objNetwork = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network") sIP = GetIP() If...

So this is the most ideal code for this situation? This seems like it would clear the existing printers before adding the new ones, correct? case "146","147" objNetwork.RemoveWindowsPrinterConnection "\\NESVR-PRT01\FLR1_HP_CLR1" objNetwork.RemoveWindowsPrinterConnection...

You can identify where a computer is by the IP address. Each floor has 2 subnets designated to it differentiated by the 3rd octet. 10.231.144 & 145 = 1st floor 10.231.146 & 147 = 2nd floor 10.231.148 & 149 = 3rd Floor

Yes Mark that helps a lot thank you... I do have 1 last question. I will attach 1 floor of printers, I have another 2 to add... I want to make it so that it will remove other floor printers if a PC is connect to a new floor. (Ex, there a PC on floor 1 that moves to floor 2... will remove floor 1...

I guess I could just manually list out every printer.. just not sure if that would effect performance since it will be a logon script.

Sorry if that was confusing... this is what it looks like now with an error on line 15 stating "the network path was not found." FYI, "\\nesvr-prt01\!Print drivers\Omaha Printers\add_2nd_flr_printers.bat" is a shared path on our printer server that everyone can access Dim objShell Set...

Haha.. figured it out after I thought about it. Now with the following code I get an error on line 13 that says "the printer name is invalid." but I think it is because I'm am trying to run a .bat file. I replaced \\nesvr-prt01\!Print drivers\Omaha Printers\add_2nd_flr_printers.bat with...

Okay Mark, that seems easier than what I had... how would you replace that in the current code so that it is functional? I tried the following but get an error on line 6. Sorry I'm so new at scripting, literally picked it up this last week. set objNetwork =...

Ok so I updated a few things... I do not get any error codes but when I run the vbscript the printer scripts from the print server are not running so I'm assuming something isn't right.. do you have any idea what that might be? set objNetwork = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network") sIP =...

Sounds good.. I made a few tweaks. My goal is to have this be a logon script where it pulls the IP from the workstation and then determines, based on the third octet of the IP, which printer script to run. Does that make sense? I appreciate your help. dim NIC1, Nic, sIP Set NIC1 =...

Honestly, I don't know anything about scripting so I was hoping to just use some of the code that was in the previous post. Here's what I have... Set objShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") set objExec = objShell.Exec("%comspec% /c ipconfig.exe") set objNetwork =...

thread329-1642011 Does anyone know what the resolution to this thread was for the network printing portion? I'm in the same spot as this guy was... I am looking for a VBScript that automatically adds printers based on the third octet in the IP address to determine which set of printers get...