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MAC RDC 1.0.3 running on MAC OS X 10.4.7

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Jeff - 28 Aug 2006 19:13 GMT
I am having trouble with a client running MAC RDC 1.0.3 running on MAC OS X
10.4.7 connecting to a windows 2003 TS. The users from this client can get to
the TS and everything works fine until they try to print. They are only
mapping local printers(RDC option), the mapping works fine using Apple writer
8500 driver. The users receive the following error "Application RDC quit
unexpectedly" on their client and their session is terminated. I have another
MAC client hitting the same TS and they have no problems printing. We
confirmed locally that we can print from a MAC on this TS.

What else does RDP depend on, that could cause this on 1 client's users.
William Smith - 29 Aug 2006 03:10 GMT
> I am having trouble with a client running MAC RDC 1.0.3 running on MAC OS X
> 10.4.7 connecting to a windows 2003 TS. The users from this client can get to
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> What else does RDP depend on, that could cause this on 1 client's users.

Hi Jeff!

Is your non-working Mac client using a Postscript printer? Granted, the
8500 PPD is for a Postscript printer, but what printer device is he
actually trying to use?

Also, is the Mac trying to share a locally attached printer (via USB or
similar) to the server or trying to share one of its network printers?

bill
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Jeff - 29 Aug 2006 13:54 GMT
The problem has been isolated to only the "new" Intel based MACs, all others
on the same network accessing the same printers are working. This is
affecting ~15users trying to print to any of ~12 network printers. 2 models
are HP4350, and HP1320 laser, I don't think it has anything to do with the
printer but the way RDC communicates with the "new" MACs. I don't know much
about MACs only that these have another layer called rosetta, not sure if
there is a problem with it and RDC?

> > I am having trouble with a client running MAC RDC 1.0.3 running on MAC OS X
> > 10.4.7 connecting to a windows 2003 TS. The users from this client can get to
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> bill
 
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