Hi all, I'm responsible for a network where we support a couple of clients. Each of these clients has a distinct network space which is visible to a DMZ (the DMZ is not accessible to the Internet - only these clients). In this DMZ we have a windows 2000 server running Terminal Services in application mode. Each of the support staff connect to this terminal server from a Windows 2000 workstation. From that Terminal Server, the support staff enter a "server list" which is essentially just a list of shortcuts to terminal servers on the client's domains. The firewall is configured to only allow RDP traffic from the central terminal server (in the DMZ) to the client machines, and from the workstations to the central terminal server. With the original client, we simply specified that a printer should be pushed through from workstation (via a .rdp file) to the DMZ server, and the shortcut (to another .rdp file) specified the printer should be attached. This was all going OK, until we added the second client. The servers are configured to allow the creation of printers on the server, it's configured to allow the printers to be connected through, and it's got all the drivers it needs on there. And yet... we don't have any printers on definately 2 of the client domains, but definately do on 1 of them. Are there any error messages I should be looking for? Anywhere I can go to get some more clues on what's wrong, and most importantly... can someone tell me how to fix it? :) Thanks for all your help, Jon ***************************** New Site from The Kenzig Group! Windows Vista Links, list options and info are available at: http://www.VistaPop.com ***************************** To Unsubscribe, set digest or vacation mode or view archives use the below link. http://thethin.net/win2000list.cfm