Windows 2008 R2 RDS & HP P1505

We run a Win 2008 R2 remote desktop server and are having some trouble with our P1505's.
- MS' EasyPrint feature works fine for small print jobs but on larger print jobs can balloon jobs into 30MB+ for 6 pages if there are graphics.
- There are no current drivers for Win2008R2 for the P1505 so bringing the printers into the session as network printers from the client's computer doesn't seem to work well either. I've managed to install them using the Win2003x64 drivers but there is a weird quirk where each job sent to the printer shows up in the printer's que as two jobs, one of which prints and the other just sits there for 4-5 minutes, and nothing else will print until this job clears itself out.
Any ideas when we can see proper drivers for this printer - or will they be released along side the Win7 drivers?
Thanks

i used the HP Laserjet 6L driver from windows update!!

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Windows 2008 R2 RDS Licensing Issue

I have Citrix Presentation Server 4.5 farm (with all of the application servers running Windows 2003) and I have just migrated from using a Windows 2003 server for the terminal services licensing to a Windows 2008 R2 RDS server for the licensing. We have
a number of thin-clients that connect to the Citrix farm and provide a kiosk for users. We have 85 per device licenses however we are only using 15 of those licenses (plans were made but never implemented to use the rest), so we have 70 available licenses.
The licenses are configured per device and as Windows Server 2003 licenses.
After the migration to 2008 R2, the thin-clients connected to the new licensing server without any trouble at all. As I monitored the licenses on the new server, each thin-client was given a temporary license first and then at the
next connection they got a permanent license. All of this I have been able to confirm through the event logs on the server.
However, what I get in the event logs of the new 2008 R2 licensing server an event with event ID 21 that says:
The Remote Desktop license server "ServerName" does not have any remaining permanent Remote Desktop Services client access licenses (RDS CALs) of the type "Windows Server 2003 - TS Per Device CAL". As a result, the Remote Desktop license server cannot issue
RDS CALs of the type "Windows Server 2003 - TS Per Device CAL" to the Remote Desktop Session Host server "vvv.xxx.yyy.zzz". To resolve this problem, verify that the Remote Desktop licensing mode configured on the RD Session Host server matches the type of
RDS CALs installed on the Remote Desktop license server. If required, purchase and install additional RDS CALs as needed for this Remote Desktop license server.
(Note I have removed the server name and IP address due to company policy.) I have confirmed that every server in my Citrix farm has its terminal services configuration set for "per device" licensing and I have also specified the name of the 2008
R2 server rather than allow the servers to automatically find the licensing server. I have confirmed that my 2008 R2 server is configured for "per device" licensing.
The IP addresses I have seen in the event log messages are the IP addresses of a Citrix server rather than one of the thin-clients, and so far every Citrix server we have has appeared in one of these event log messages. I have been able
to determine that this event does not occur when a thin-client is connecting up nor does this event occur when I remotely log into the server.
As I noted above we only have 15 thin-clients using the 85 licenses so we have 70 available licenses for the Citrix servers so why are we out of licenses? What is this message trying to tell me?
Thanks
Brent

Hi Bent,
According the Event ID 21, I think you might have the license connection issues with RDS CALs. I suggest you analyze some relative services and
make sure your network without any misconfiguration.
Hopefully, there is an article describes how to troubleshoot this license issue on the terminal server.
Event ID 21 — Terminal Services Client Access License (TS CAL)
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-US/library/A98D84AC-B824-4F00-BF58-3CFF23493BF9.aspx
By the way, the license of Windows Server 2003 does not support to assign CAL to allow user to access the Windows Server 2008. You should buy a
new Windows Server 2008 license to meet the requirement above if necessary.
Hope this helps.

Windows 7 Enterprise and Windows 2008 R2 RDS

Hello folks,
Using SRSS 4.2 / SRWC 2.2 with Sun Ray Connector Windows Components software installed on the clients.
Our test show amazing screen speed, and full 32 bit colour depth, great flash speed on Windows 2008 R2 RDS but no audio.
Our test using Windows 7 Enterprise displayed fast graphic speed, Windows Aero disabled, no audio and cannot be changed thus the user experience is not pleasant.
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Thanks!

After talking with Sun Support, this is a known bug that is slated to get fixed in the next SRWC patch. No timeline was available for the patch.
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Question concerning the state of licenses of a Windows 2008 R2 RDS server after disolving the Domain, the DC, and the AD.

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( Which in my case they are both the same server.
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Hi,
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Hope it helps!
Thanks.
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TechNet Community Support
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support.microsoft.com
support.microsoft.com/kb/947025
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Note The User State Migraton Tool will not function on Windows Server 2008.
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Hi,
Thanks for your comment.
Please check following article might helpful in your case.
Hey, Scripting Guy! How Can I Edit Terminal Server Profiles for Users in Active Directory?
http://blogs.technet.com/b/heyscriptingguy/archive/2008/10/23/how-can-i-edit-terminal-server-profiles-for-users-in-active-directory.aspx
Configure Terminal Server User Profile – PowerShell Script
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/d36bd6b8-91b4-482b-8f67-9016cf367dbe
How to assign a home folder to a user
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/816313
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NET USER tester /add /comment:"Example Account for User"
/expires:never
/homedir:\\zippy\%username%$
/profilepath:\\zippy\profile
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GPP Delete policy not working on Windows Server 2008 R2 RDS when deleting shared printers with status access denied.

Hi!
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Hi,
Based on your description, it seems that we need to give users appropriate permissions, for the error
Access is denied is more or less related to permissions.
However, we can avoid deploying the GPP printer delete policy. As far as I know, we can use Item-Lvel Targeting of GPP to push the shared printers
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Preference Item-Level Targeting
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Windows Server 2012 RDS CALS on Windows Server 2008 R2 Licensing Server

Hi,
at the moment we are installing the first couple of Windows Server 2012 in our infrastructure.
Some of them have installed RDS.
Now we are wondering whether it is possible to use our existing Windows Server 2008 R2 licensing server for serving the licenses we have (yes we to have new Windows Server 2012 RDS CALS) or whether we have to install a new host based on Windows Server 2012.
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Is there any other way?
Thanks and regards
Matthias

Hi matt_will_fix_it,
How about Windows 2012 R2 ?
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-TP

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Hello,
I am experiencing some problems with the latest SunRay Software 5 (with SRWC 2.2) and Windows 2008 R2 (64Bit) in a terminal server farm situation. The setup is configured to use RDS Session Broker (the customer is not using MS NLB).
The actual problem is with Session Mobility, if a user logs into a DTU with their card they get their remote desktop session as expected, if the user then attempts to remove their card and walk over to another DTU the session does not reconnect. For a split second you see their desktop (or their locked user screen on the terminal server) before the session on the new DTU goes black (you can see the Microsoft mouse cursor). The same experience can be found when the user connects to a DTU then attempts to log in via the Sun Ray PC Client.
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Cheers,
Ben

Thanks for your quick reply!
Can you please give me some back ground on this known issue so I may better understand it. From memory the -0 option is a hot desking function and relates to the way the SRWC interacts with the term serv licensing??
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RDS Farms in Windows 2008 R2

Hi,
I have a lab with following structure.
RDWEB.test.com ---> RD web server
RDCB.test.com ----> Connection broker
RDSH01.test.com ----> Session server 1
RDSH02.test.com ----> Session server 2
RDSH03.test.com ----> Session server 3
RDSFarm01 (RDSH01, RDSH02, RDSH03) configured.
My Requirement:-
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Could you please let me know if it is possible to configure 2nd RDS Farm (RDSFARM02) with same connection broker server (RDCB.test.com) in windows 2008 R2 Environment?
System Engineer

Hi,
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Windows 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Service Role pickup 2012 RDS License Server.

I am installing Citrix onto a Windows 2008 R2 server as part of this I need to setup the RDS Role on the same box and then point it to the Windows RDS License server.
Our plan is to have a Windows 2012 License server for RDS Licenses i.e. install 2012 RDS Licenses.
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Hi Steve,
Thank you for posting in Windows Server Forum.
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RDS and TS CAL Interoperability Matrix
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/14988.rds-and-ts-cal-interoperability-matrix.aspx
Hope it helps!
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Can we use Windows Server 2012 RDS CAL license in RDS 2008 R2 Server

Respected Sir,
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if yes how can put this.
Waiting for your reply.
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Hi,
RDS 2012 CALs can license 2008 R2 and 2008 session hosts. However, RDS 2012 CALs only can be installed on the 2012 Licensing server.
RDS and TS CAL Interoperability Matrix
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/14988.rds-and-ts-cal-interoperability-matrix.aspx
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Windows Server 2012 RDS CALs on Server 2008 R2 License Server

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Can we use Windows Server 2012 RDS CAL license in RDS 2008 R2 Server
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How to add Windows 2012 R2 RDS to Existing Windows 2008 R2 Terminal Server

I currently have a Windows 2008 R2 Terminal Server running and I am looking to add a Windows Server 2012 R2 server to it. All I see when I google the setup is only for Windows Server 2012 R2 RDS, cant find anything to integrate with a current 2008 R2 Terminal
Server.
Can anyone help with this or point me to a blog I possibly missed?
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Hi,
Thanks for your comment.
Yeah, agree with diramoh; as already commented. If you want user session from RDS Server 2012 R2 then you need to install RDS License role on server 2012 R2, purchase and install RDS CAL (per user or per device) according your requirement and then you
can use user session for server 2012 R2 and also for lower version.
But as you already have Server 2008 R2 RDS CAL, then with that you can simply access lower version but can’t manage Server 2012\R2.
For more information, you can refer following document.
Licensing
Windows Server 2012 R2 Remote Desktop Services
Hope it helps!
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki

Windows 2008 Server and Windows 8 clients

Hey Guys,
I have had this problem for sometime now and really need a solution. I have Windows 2008 Enterprise Server running about 200+ terminal services clients. All Windows XP clients are fine, Windows 7 clients have issues when they get an updated version of
remote desktop client(to solve the issue we simply rollback the update), Windows 8 clients cannot connect and use out remote app. The issue stems from the newer version of remote desktop client (on windows 7 and embedded in windows 8) cannot connect to our
terminal server and generates an error and immediately disconnects. The error says "
Your computer can't connect to the remote computer because an error occurred on the remote computer that you want
to connect to
So my questions are, how can i update my Windows 2008 Terminal server version to support these clients, or do u have migrate to Windows 2012? Or is there a solution to my current problem which will allow my client to connect and use the remoteapps?

Hi,
Thank you for posting in Windows Server Forum.
Please follow the below steps and verify result.
LAN manager authentication level settings (Local security policy->Local Policies->Security Options->Network Security: LAN Manager Authentication level).
Try to change it to "Send NTLMv2 response only"
Snap:
If still face the issue please install this Hotfix.
RDS client computer cannot connect to the RDS server by using a remote desktop connection in Windows
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2752618/
Hope it helps!
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki
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Windows 2008 R2 connection broker

I have a problem related to the fact that remote desktop client are not redirected to the disconnected sessionr when they try to reconnect.
I'm using a netscaler load balancer that uses redirection toker with the connection broker server.
I have made a small configuration test environment that reflect my origina configuration and the problem will exist event there.
All the servers are windows 2008 R2 with sp1 and all latest fix available using microsoft update.
The connection broker server is a domain controller server, and the terminal server are computer member of the domain.All the information are correctl registered by the connection broker database, but is seems that it works only with administative users.
The error that is reported
RD Connection Broker failed to process the connection request for user DOMAIN\USER.
Load Balancing failed OR Specified endpoint could not be found.HRESULT = 0x80070515.
I have found no information about the error
0x80070515.
Here follow the connection broker information after
ClusterName = MYCLUSTER
NumberOfServers = 4
SingleSessionMode = 1
    SERVER :
    ServerName = TS018.mydomain.local ServerSingleSessionMode = 1 LoadIndicator = 655350000
    ServerIP = 10.10.4.18
    ServerWeight = 0
    ClusterName = MYCLUSTER
    NumPendRedir = 0
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    SERVER :
    ServerName = TS020.mydomain.local ServerSingleSessionMode = 1 LoadIndicator = 655350000
    ServerIP = 10.10.4.20
    ServerWeight = 0
    ClusterName = MYCLUSTER
    NumPendRedir = 0
    NumberOfSessions = 1
        SESSION :
        UserName= mydomain\administrator    ApplicationType=     SessionState= 0
        CreateTime= 20150303101848.856647+060    DisconnectTime=
        ServerName= TS020.mydomain.local
        SessionID= 1
        ServerIP= 10.10.4.20
        TSProtocol= 2
        ResolutionWidth= 1920
        ResolutionHeight= 1080
        ColorDepth= 4
    SERVER :
    ServerName = TS019.mydomain.local ServerSingleSessionMode = 1 LoadIndicator = 655350000
    ServerIP = 10.10.4.19
    ServerWeight = 0
    ClusterName = MYCLUSTER
    NumPendRedir = 0
    NumberOfSessions = 2
        SESSION :
        UserName= mydomain\administrator    ApplicationType=     SessionState= 1
        CreateTime= 20150303101224.366219+060    DisconnectTime= 16010101000000.000000-000
        ServerName= TS019.mydomain.local
        SessionID= 1
        ServerIP= 10.10.4.19
        TSProtocol= 2
        ResolutionWidth= 1920
        ResolutionHeight= 1080
        ColorDepth= 4
        SESSION :
        UserName= mydomain\Flavio    ApplicationType= D:\Programmi\Seac\SeacCruscotto.exe    SessionState= 0
        CreateTime= 20150303121903.740379+060    DisconnectTime=
        ServerName= TS019.mydomain.local
        SessionID= 2
        ServerIP= 10.10.4.19
        TSProtocol= 2
        ResolutionWidth= 1920
        ResolutionHeight= 1080
        ColorDepth= 4
    SERVER :
    ServerName = TS017.mydomain.local ServerSingleSessionMode = 1 LoadIndicator = 655350000
    ServerIP = 10.10.4.17
    ServerWeight = 0
    ClusterName = MYCLUSTER
    NumPendRedir = 0
    No sessions on server TS017.mydomain.local
Second dump with the disconnected user and the same user that ties to reconnect and was redirected to a new session instead to the disconnected session. You will find two user Flavio one in disconnected state (1) and one in connected state(0)
ClusterName = MYCLUSTER
NumberOfServers = 4
SingleSessionMode = 1
    SERVER :
    ServerName = TS018.mydomain.local ServerSingleSessionMode = 1 LoadIndicator = 655350000
    ServerIP = 10.10.4.18
    ServerWeight = 0
    ClusterName = MYCLUSTER
    NumPendRedir = 0
    No sessions on server TS018.mydomain.local
    SERVER :
    ServerName = TS020.mydomain.local ServerSingleSessionMode = 1 LoadIndicator = 655350000
    ServerIP = 10.10.4.20
    ServerWeight = 0
    ClusterName = MYCLUSTER
    NumPendRedir = 0
    NumberOfSessions = 1
        SESSION :
        UserName= mydomain\administrator    ApplicationType=     SessionState= 0
        CreateTime= 20150303101848.856647+060    DisconnectTime=
        ServerName= TS020.mydomain.local
        SessionID= 1
        ServerIP= 10.10.4.20
        TSProtocol= 2
        ResolutionWidth= 1920
        ResolutionHeight= 1080
        ColorDepth= 4
    SERVER :
    ServerName = TS019.mydomain.local ServerSingleSessionMode = 1 LoadIndicator = 655350000
    ServerIP = 10.10.4.19
    ServerWeight = 0
    ClusterName = MYCLUSTER
    NumPendRedir = 0
    NumberOfSessions = 2
       SESSION :
        UserName= mydomain\administrator    ApplicationType=     SessionState= 1
        CreateTime= 20150303101224.366219+060    DisconnectTime= 16010101000000.000000-000
        ServerName= TS019.mydomain.local
        SessionID= 1
        ServerIP= 10.10.4.19
        TSProtocol= 2
        ResolutionWidth= 1920
        ResolutionHeight= 1080
        ColorDepth= 4
        SESSION :
        UserName= mydomain\Flavio    ApplicationType= D:\Programmi\Seac\SeacCruscotto.exe    SessionState= 1
        CreateTime= 20150303121903.740379+060    DisconnectTime= 16010101000000.000000-000
        ServerName= TS019.mydomain.local
        SessionID= 2
        ServerIP= 10.10.4.19
        TSProtocol= 2
        ResolutionWidth= 1920
        ResolutionHeight= 1080
        ColorDepth= 4
    SERVER :
    ServerName = TS017.mydomain.local ServerSingleSessionMode = 1 LoadIndicator = 655350000
    ServerIP = 10.10.4.17
    ServerWeight = 0
    ClusterName = MYCLUSTER
    NumPendRedir = 0
    NumberOfSessions = 1
        SESSION :
        UserName= mydomain\Flavio    ApplicationType= D:\Programmi\Seac\SeacCruscotto.exe    SessionState= 0
        CreateTime= 20150303122059.706850+060    DisconnectTime=
        ServerName= TS017.mydomain.local
        SessionID= 2
        ServerIP= 10.10.4.17
        TSProtocol= 2
        ResolutionWidth= 1920
        ResolutionHeight= 1080
        ColorDepth= 4
Any idea ?
Thanks
Flavio

Hi Flavio,
It seems that you are facing issue with the RDCB load balancing between servers. Might possible that there is some wrong configuration happens which cause this issue. Still I like you to recheck all the configuration for your environment. Also as you said it
works with admin users, have you provide access to user to connect to the server?
From the error description it appears to be error 802 with specific code. To troubleshoot this issue, you can apply below steps and try.
1. Please try to limit single RDS session for TS user.
2. Install RDS broker to separate server
3. Run NLB diagnose to check if any issue related to NLB
4. Use IP address redirection instead of token redirection
Also try to apply this policy settings.
Computer Configuration / Administrative Templates / Windows Components / Remote Desktop Services / Remote Desktop Session Host / RD Connection Broker /
Use RD Connection Broker load balancing: Enabled
Configure RD Connection Broker server name: Enabled
And then apply gpupdate /force on every server and check the result.
Here is the article for related error only for reference.
Hope it helps!
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki
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