Re: I really screwed up this time!
From: R. P. (r_pol12gar_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 09/25/05
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Date: Sun, 25 Sep 2005 12:12:38 -0700
"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
> They probably disable all non-VPN traffic when the tunnel is
> established ('use remote gateway') which is a very good idea from a
> security standpoint. I do the same.
Yes, that's what I was thinking, too.
>> net use * \\MAINPC\LaserPrtr
>> The password is invalid for \\MAINPC\LaserPrtr
>> Enter the user name for 'MAINPC' : Boss
>> Enter the password for MAINPC:
>> System error 66 has occured.
>>
>> The network resource type is not correct.
>
> Why the asterisk? Normally, with Windows network printing, you connect
> directly to the shared printer. If you want to spoof it into using an
> LPT port, you'd use
The "net use" command description indicated that asterisk was an
alternate method and it lets the system assign the next device name.
> net use lpt1: \\computer\printershare
> anyway.
OK, I will, but it just occured to me that I would probably have to
install the driver for my Samsung laser printer on the laptop, too,
before I could use it as a remote printer, no? The fact that the driver
is installed on my desktop PC to which the printer is attached does not
substitute for installing it on the laptop as well, I think. Or am I
wrong?
> The issue isn't really a technical one, at bottom, I'm afraid. Can you
> locally attach your printer to your laptop temporarily so you can
> print while using VPN?
I have not tried it but that, for sure, would require the printer driver
installation first. I'm kinda' hesitating installing non-authorized
software on my company laptop, so I might have to clear it with the IT
Dept. first.
Rudy
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