Yes, you can configure the Default profile with the correct printer
connections, but that will only affect new users, not users with an
existing profile.
And since printer connections tend to change over time (new
printers, new models), I would prefer to have a more flexible
solution.
You can either use the existing login script which runs on every
Terminal Server: %systemroot%\system32\UsrLogon.Cmd, or specify a
TS-specific login script in a Group Policy (better solution if you
have more than one TS).
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Post by Scott TownsendIts not something I can setup in default user Profile?
Can I have a specific Script for the Terminal Server? I have
the general Login Script for the domain, though I don't want to
install the printers for each person in the domain. I just want
printers for the Specific TS.
The Printers are spooled by a different PC too.
Thanks,
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Post by Vera Noest [MVP]A logon script would be the obvious place for this.
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Post by Scott TownsendI have a new Terminal Server and I want all the users to have
a common set of printers when they log in. Though they wont
have a desktop for me to set them up with. They will connect
to a Specific App.
What is the best way to do this?
Thanks!
Scott<-