Sun ray thin client printing issue ?

Hi Guys,
i was configured printer to print through sun ray thin client, but when i print its print carbage document, i changed that printer with another printer but still printing same, also i was change driver for that printer but the issue still , anybody advice me what shall i do ?
Thanks in Advance,
Basem

Hi,
Did you get to solve the problem? I was able to print from an RDP session but get continuous pages of garbage preceded by a banner page. Were you able to print from windows to a DTU attached USB printer?
Please advise.
Thank you and
BR,
Senka

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