sharing a printer to a non domain machine

For annoying site to site VPN and legacy server software which prints
directly from the server to printer share names ...

I need to be able to use a printer share that's on a Desktop that's part of
a domain from a desktop that isn't part of the/any domain.

Now I know I can set up a local user and then issue the following command
'net use \\computername /USER:localuser password' and then browse the
machine and install the printer on my non domain machine but I really need
to be able to do it without worrying about username's, passwords etc

I thought I'd be able to enable the guest account on the domain machine, but
at that point I can't even browse the computer shares from the non domain
machine, let alone install a shared printer.

Thanks,
Alex

Alex <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> For annoying site to site VPN and legacy server software which prints
> directly from the server to printer share names ...
>
> I need to be able to use a printer share that's on a Desktop that's
> part of a domain from a desktop that isn't part of the/any domain.

Can you get a print server for this printer? And then print to it as a local
printer (standard TCP/IP port)?
>
> Now I know I can set up a local user and then issue the following
> command 'net use \\computername /USER:localuser password' and then
> browse the machine and install the printer on my non domain machine
> but I really need to be able to do it without worrying about
> username's, passwords etc
> I thought I'd be able to enable the guest account on the domain
> machine,

No, no, don't do that.

> but at that point I can't even browse the computer shares
> from the non domain machine, let alone install a shared printer.
>
> Thanks,
> Alex