Problem with Net use
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Date: 02/25/04
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Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2004 08:00:22 -0800
Windows XP Professional and Windows 2000 don't let
nonadministrative users redirect the LPT1 port if this
port exists Physically on the computer (i.e., net use
lpt1 \\server\printer /yes). To work around this
restriction (e.g., for legacy applications that require
users to print to a redirected LPT1 port), you can
disable LPT1 in Device Manager so that users can redirect
LPT1. Perform the following steps:
Start Device Manager (go to Start, Programs,
Administrative Tools, Computer Management, and select
Device Manager).
Expand Ports (COM & LPT).
Right-click Printer Port (LPT1), then select Properties.
Under "Device usage," select "Do not use this device
(disable)."
Click OK.
If your application can use LPT2 instead that is a
simpler solution.
>-----Original Message-----
>I Have a HP6P printer plug in the server on LPT1.The
>workstation who needs to printe DOS job are using Net
use
>(net use \\server\hp6p). The problem is that the
>workstations that works with Win98 are OK with Net use
but
>workstations with WinXP pro and Win2k pro are not able
to
>use this function. Before I change for Windows 2003
server
>I was using Win2k pro on my server and everything was OK.
>But i think the main problem is message i have when i do
>this function --->
>
> System error 1202 has occurred
>The local device name has a remembered connection to
>another network resource.
>
>What is the meaning of this message and how can I fix
>it....
>
>I need Help.....
>
>Thank
>.
>
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