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Anonymous_User
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‎2008-08-28 20:30
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ndps printer move

If a person wants to move an ndps printer from on OU to another, what
are the implications?

I mean, is that even possible? If so, is the printer going to have to
be recreated, reinstalled, etc, etc?

This is on a nw6sp5 network w/ edir 8.7.1.

TIA,

Stevo
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phxazcraig
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‎2008-08-31 15:21

In article <11Dtk.2209$gS5.1953@kovat.provo.novell.com>, Stevo wrote:
> If a person wants to move an ndps printer from on OU to another, what
> are the implications?

Hmm. Good question. I'm trying to remember if I've done that.
>
> I mean, is that even possible? If so, is the printer going to have to
> be recreated, reinstalled, etc, etc?
>
Here is a tid that addresses the issue somewhat: 10096389

I gather from reading that tid that moving printers is possible, but you
need the latest patches for it to succeed or you have client-side
issues.

Craig Johnson
Novell Support Connection SysOp

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Anonymous_User
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‎2008-09-11 18:26


Thanks for the info!
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