We are often asked to assist with printer configuration in Terminal Server environments. This article provides a brief list of the native printer drivers we have successfully used with numerous “unsupported” printers. This driver compatibility list is helpful since Microsoft and others recommend you avoid using third-party printer drivers on your Terminal Server. You should […]
We are often hired to assist customers with application compatibility issues on Windows Terminal Server. We use a variety of methods to determine why an application is not working (properly) on a Terminal Server. Today, I was tasked with configuration of the Solomon IV client on Windows Terminal Server 2003. The application was returning numerous […]
I have always felt that RDP printer mapping within Windows Terminal Services has been much more difficult than it should be. Especially since articles I have read from Microsoft and other sources in the past do not recommend using ANY third party printer drivers on your terminal server. These articles claim that third party printer […]
If you use Sprint PCS and you have a Samsung SPH-A680 handset, you can likely use your phone to dialin to the Internet from anywhere you receive a reasonable (2-4 bars) Sprint PCS signal. Depending on your account, your usage may be unmetered (ie: vision plan) or may consume minutes as if the connection were […]
This article describes how I successfully installed CentOS4 on a Dell PowerEdge with a PERC2/SC (or PERC2/DC) hardware SCSI RAID controller. The Kernel bundled with CentOS4 uses a newer megaraid_mbox module that no longer includes support for these older Dell PERC-2 (ie: LSI Megaraid 467) controllers. First, you begin by building a “megaraid.ko” module for […]
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