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Shawn,
When I was working in the Family and Community Medicine department over the
summer, I did just that. I had my laptop running Linux connect to a MS Server
2003 machine via rdesktop (krdc and Gnome Terminal services Client work well
too.) To print, what I did was either print right from Linux to the printers
by pointing CUPS to the printers' IP addresses for the network printers or if
I wanted to print from the Windows server session, the printer had to be
configured form the Windows server.
I suppose you could also use SMB printing to print from Linux to a Windows
print server too.
Phillip
On Monday 10 April 2006 09:09, Shawn Parker wrote:
> we're considering moving to linux on the desktop and using rdp to
> connect to a ms 2003 terminal server. my only concern at this point is
> printer redirection for local printing.
>
> has anyone tried this before?
>
> i will be setting up a test environment soon, but i'm hoping to get
> some insight before i start.
>
> --
> shawn
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