lebowitzit
IS-IT--Management
I manage a student computer lab with 24 desktops running Windows 7 Pro, an old Windows 2000 server/domain controller and a shared HP 4345mfp printer. Recently, I had to make a change to the printer's IP address (long story, not relevant to the problem at hand), and I changed the printer on the Windows 2000 server to reflect it. I had hoped that the change would be reflected automatically on the desktops (which, I assumed, were connected to the printer via its share on the server), but the desktops still can't print, and their connectoids for the printer still show the old IP address. How can I push out an update to the desktops (or, since this is a Windows 2000 server, would this be a per-user update?) without visiting each desktop individually or telling each user to remove and reconnect to the printer manually?
Mark Lebowitz
Chicago, IL
Mark Lebowitz
Chicago, IL
