Domain server Printer

Arun Bhardwaj

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• Jun 20, 2016

• #1

we recently installed Window Server 2008 using Domain Logons, everything is working properly expect Printing services.


Printing command takes more than 1 minute to execute.

printer is not directly installed on severs. it is connected to one system on network.



please advise some solution.

 

kit walker

VIP

Staff member

• Jun 20, 2016

• #2

Printer is shared or print server is installed ? Network ch congestion taan nahi ? check ttl for machine with printer. Switch or hub or network adapter speed are same.

 

Arun Bhardwaj

-->> Rule-Breaker <<--

• Jun 20, 2016

• #3

Printer is shared and installed on all client machines via local port. no congestion in network. already checked the ttl.

 

Arun Bhardwaj

-->> Rule-Breaker <<--

• Jun 20, 2016

• #4

basically asi ek client machine te printer install kita hoya, n usnu sharing te paya hoya. domain server to pehla simple networking te printing bilkul sahi aa rhi c, bt jdo to asi dns server te move hoye a printing ch problem honi shuru hoi a.

 

Dholcutznet

DC-Where Quality Matters

• Jun 20, 2016

• #5

its normal bro it take time when installed to shared pc

 

Dholcutznet

DC-Where Quality Matters

• Jun 20, 2016

• #6

its always few sec delay in priting

 

Arun Bhardwaj

-->> Rule-Breaker <<--

• Jun 20, 2016

• #7

Dholcutznet said:

its always few sec delay in priting

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not few seconds its more than 1 or 2 minutes deley.

 

Dholcutznet

DC-Where Quality Matters

• Jun 20, 2016

• #8

connect printer direct to server and test if results are same or better

 

Dhillon

Dhillon Sa'aB™

Staff member

• Jun 20, 2016

• #9

Log check karo.

 

Arun Bhardwaj

-->> Rule-Breaker <<--

• Jun 20, 2016

• #10

log check krn nal ki hovega.

 

Dhillon

Dhillon Sa'aB™

Staff member

• Jun 20, 2016

• #11

logs naal pata laggu bottleneck kithe hai,

 

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deep

Prime VIP

• Jun 22, 2016

• #12

instead of sharing, try adding it as local printer on user machines.
for that you might have to create local tcp port with printer ip and then add drivers to each machine, in end it will ask if you want to share or not, go for "do not share" as it will local to each user machine.

thats what we do here in our office, each printer is on domain and no delays ( even though domain controller is in datacenter, rather than local onsite.)

 

@n@@m

unknown but known to all

• Jun 24, 2016

• #13

deep said:

instead of sharing, try adding it as local printer on user machines.
for that you might have to create local tcp port with printer ip and then add drivers to each machine, in end it will ask if you want to share or not, go for "do not share" as it will local to each user machine.

thats what we do here in our office, each printer is on domain and no delays ( even though domain controller is in datacenter, rather than local onsite.)

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only way to solve delay probkem or like you said there will be delay depending on speed.