Ok ...here is the scenario:
Server 2000 in location A running terminal services- as well as several workstations
Several workstations in location B that connect remotely to the Terminal Server in location A.
The workstations in location A want to be able to print to a printer in location B that is attached to a workstation.
From the Terminal server, is there any way that I can permanently map a TS port to the printer in location B? I have tried to set up the printer this way, but every time the user logs off, the connection to the printer is lost.
What is the best way to accomplish this?
Server 2000 in location A running terminal services- as well as several workstations
Several workstations in location B that connect remotely to the Terminal Server in location A.
The workstations in location A want to be able to print to a printer in location B that is attached to a workstation.
From the Terminal server, is there any way that I can permanently map a TS port to the printer in location B? I have tried to set up the printer this way, but every time the user logs off, the connection to the printer is lost.
What is the best way to accomplish this?