Hello Alan

Thanks for your reply. I have suspected this allready and i turned the
Firewall off for the domain profile. But i still cant see the printers. I can
see all drivers and ports on each of my printservers and the printers
associated to the ports, but no printers under printer/view and no
possibility to applie filters. How can i enable anonymous access? Do you mean
in the Local Security Policy? could not find any tips in help. I only now
this setting in IIS.
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Eric Dee
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"Alan Morris [MSFT]" wrote:

It sounds like the firewall is blocking the data from the server. If you
are using the Windows firewall be sure to enable the File and Printer
sharing ports and they need to be scoped for All computers on the network.

Also verify that anonymous authentication is enabled on the client. The
Windows 2000 and 2003 print servers will talk to Vista making a connection
to the Vista machine as printservername$

Once the print servers can connect to the client machine anonymously, the
filters pertaining to the printers shared on the server can populate the
filters.

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Alan Morris
Windows Printing Team
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"darkmuetz" wrote in message
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Hi
I am working in a AD 2003. I added a Vista Enterprise Client to the
Domain.
Now i am testing the printmanagement Interface and have some question.
I could add all printserver located in my site and when i am expanding the
servers i can see and export all drivers and ports associated. But i
cannot
see any printers installed under the printer view.
I also see that if i create a filter, it only applies to the local
printers.

It seems to me that filters and printer view only applies to local
attached
printers, is this wright and does somebody have a good article witch
describs
this. Thank's for updating a newbies.

kind regards
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Eric Dee
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