Citrix Certified Printers?

[enigma99]

Does anyone have a list of print drivers that are certified by Citrix?

I know everyone loves the LJ4 for most HP laserjets but what about Inkjet printers. We use mostly 4000 PCL6 and 4050's but we don't have a "don't use these" list for print drivers.

If anyone has one...can you please post it.

Thanks!!!

 

[CitrixEngineer]

The nearest you'll find is the wtsuprn.inf file that comes with the product. Other than that, there is no offical list.

 

[enderbeing]

After much hassle with HP deskjet drivers, we find that we are best off with the WTSRV native drivers. For most HP deskjets, we use the 660C driver. 700-series are more problematic with this driver; try the 560C windows driver.

cheers.

 

[enigma99]

Thanks for the comments!
We have so many different types of printers...its not even funny!!

We use 4000, 4050's, 2200, 2100, DJ 600, 900 and so on and so on..

Our Management was asking for a "list" of printers that was certified by Citrix because we had LJ 2200 print drivers that were Blue screening our servers.... =O
Stop 0x1E, in case anybody is having the same issues..lol

Anyways..thx again guys!

 

[mjbrown]

there are several 3rd party print solutions that we are currently investigating...ThinPrint, Uniprint and Screwdrivers. They are all Driver free printing solutions. Check them out, we have given up on Citrix Native Printing. Mike Brown CCA

 

[Guest_imported]

Hi there hope someone can help me with this one. I have a Xerox DC 230 ps2 all in one machine that running on Metaframes XP with Platform NT4 terminal server with service pack 6 installed.
Now my problem is that I have no problem to print a document from a client when I am logged in as Administrator but as a local user it just would not work. I have tried all kinds of Xerox approved drivers but none of them seemed to work, I hope someone can help with this one......
Thanks beforehand for all your help,
Gregory Goteborg Sweden

 

[enigma99]

Did some research and look what I found.

http://www.hp.com/cgi-bin/cposupport/ccsearch/getdoc?doc=bpl10248

click on the link and it will take you to HP's website and talks about the terminal environment printers. You might the document interesting because they sure have a lot of so called "approved" printers that they are still testing.

Just wanted to pass a long some info to you guys.

Later.