"Jorabi" wrote:
> Windows SBS 2003 domain. Three XP clients and fifteen 98SE clients (that
> will soon be all XP).
>
> Two of the three XP clients can print to any printer whether they are shared
> network-connected printers with queues on the SBS, queues on peer-XPs, or
> shared printers connected to Windows 98 clients.
>
> But one XP client cannot print to any of them. It says unable to print. If
> I go to a Command Prompt and NET USE any printer from that client:
>
> (1) XP CLIENT, WINDOWS 98 SERVER:
>
> net use lpt2 \\parts4\manuals
> The password is invalid for \\parts4\manuals.
> To connect PARTS4\Guest to parts4, press ENTER, or type a new user name:
> Enter the password for 'PARTS4\Guest' to connect to 'parts4':
> System error 5 has occurred.
> Access is denied.
>
> (2) XP CLIENT, WINDOWS SBS 2003 SERVER:
>
> net use lpt2 \\lake1\office-cod
> The password is invalid for \\lake1\office-cod.
> Enter the user name for 'lake1':
> Enter the password for lake1:
> System error 5 has occurred.
> Access is denied.
>
> (3) XP CLIENT, WINDOWS XP SP2 SERVER:
>
> net use lpt2 \\lake2\office-cod
> The password is invalid for \\lake2\office-cod.
> Enter the user name for 'lake2':
> System error 1223 has occurred.
> The operation was canceled by the user.
>
> I tried entering the user's name and password at these prompts and it didn't
> matter. It's not the 'non-admins cannot map lpt1 if they have a physical
> lpt1' problem because it does the same with any lptx.
>
> If I log into the client as Administrator, I can print fine. If I log into
> the client as any user (even ones that can print from their own XP PC), they
> cannot print either.
>
> Any ideas?
Isn't this the right place to ask? I thought MS people manned this ng
providing answers. If not, where would be a better place to post?
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