i got a new windows 2008 fileserver and a windows 2008 terminalserver
running about two weeks.
now i realize that the print jobs often hang up and they stay in the print
queue. i went down the fileserver and restarted the spooler service.
sometimes i also have to restart the spooler on the terminalserver or the
local clients as well. then everything works fine again.
this happens about 10 time a day. i have toggled the option 'print directly
to the printer' and disabled the bidirectional printing as well but all that
was no solution.
any idea?

thanks Van

Hello Van,

Any errors in the event viewer? Did you make sure to use the correct drivers
for your printer? Which type/model do you use? Co you use only domain internal
ip addresses/ DNS servers on the printers and also domain machines?

Best regards

Meinolf Weber
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> i got a new windows 2008 fileserver and a windows 2008 terminalserver
> running about two weeks.
> now i realize that the print jobs often hang up and they stay in the
> print
> queue. i went down the fileserver and restarted the spooler service.
> sometimes i also have to restart the spooler on the terminalserver or
> the
> local clients as well. then everything works fine again.
> this happens about 10 time a day. i have toggled the option 'print
> directly
> to the printer' and disabled the bidirectional printing as well but
> all that
> was no solution.
> any idea?
> thanks Van
>

thanks for your quick response, meinolf,

we use hp lj 5000 with windows build in driver ps, kyocera fs-2000 kpdl
driver, sharp mx-m450n ps vendor driver.
all printers act the same with hangups. i only use win 2008 drivers from
2009.
we use them domain internal and have only standard ip ports. the fileserver
is dns server and domain controller.
i have all printer events enabled for the eventlog but there´s no error.
just 5 minutes ago i have trouble again with the hp 5000 printer.
there´s no error, just an event 10 telling me that the printout was fine but
the job is still in the queue but i can print other documents well.


thanks Van




"Meinolf Weber [MVP-DS]" <meiweb@(nospam)gmx.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:6cb2911d8aad8cc25ee1b1ef4a4@newsgroup

> Hello Van,
>
> Any errors in the event viewer? Did you make sure to use the correct
> drivers for your printer? Which type/model do you use? Co you use only
> domain internal ip addresses/ DNS servers on the printers and also domain
> machines?
>
> Best regards
>
> Meinolf Weber
> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
> confers no rights.
> ** Please do NOT email, only reply to Newsgroups
> ** HELP us help YOU!!! http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm
>

>> i got a new windows 2008 fileserver and a windows 2008 terminalserver
>> running about two weeks.
>> now i realize that the print jobs often hang up and they stay in the
>> print
>> queue. i went down the fileserver and restarted the spooler service.
>> sometimes i also have to restart the spooler on the terminalserver or
>> the
>> local clients as well. then everything works fine again.
>> this happens about 10 time a day. i have toggled the option 'print
>> directly
>> to the printer' and disabled the bidirectional printing as well but
>> all that
>> was no solution.
>> any idea?
>> thanks Van
>>

>
>

nobody else with a clue?

thanks Van

"Van Goch" <vangoch@newsgroup-please.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:%23qJe4T9VKHA.1280@newsgroup

> thanks for your quick response, meinolf,
>
> we use hp lj 5000 with windows build in driver ps, kyocera fs-2000 kpdl
> driver, sharp mx-m450n ps vendor driver.
> all printers act the same with hangups. i only use win 2008 drivers from
> 2009.
> we use them domain internal and have only standard ip ports. the
> fileserver is dns server and domain controller.
> i have all printer events enabled for the eventlog but there´s no error.
> just 5 minutes ago i have trouble again with the hp 5000 printer.
> there´s no error, just an event 10 telling me that the printout was fine
> but the job is still in the queue but i can print other documents well.
>
>
> thanks Van
>
>
>
>
> "Meinolf Weber [MVP-DS]" <meiweb@(nospam)gmx.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:6cb2911d8aad8cc25ee1b1ef4a4@newsgroup

>> Hello Van,
>>
>> Any errors in the event viewer? Did you make sure to use the correct
>> drivers for your printer? Which type/model do you use? Co you use only
>> domain internal ip addresses/ DNS servers on the printers and also domain
>> machines?
>>
>> Best regards
>>
>> Meinolf Weber
>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
>> confers no rights.
>> ** Please do NOT email, only reply to Newsgroups
>> ** HELP us help YOU!!! http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm
>>

>>> i got a new windows 2008 fileserver and a windows 2008 terminalserver
>>> running about two weeks.
>>> now i realize that the print jobs often hang up and they stay in the
>>> print
>>> queue. i went down the fileserver and restarted the spooler service.
>>> sometimes i also have to restart the spooler on the terminalserver or
>>> the
>>> local clients as well. then everything works fine again.
>>> this happens about 10 time a day. i have toggled the option 'print
>>> directly
>>> to the printer' and disabled the bidirectional printing as well but
>>> all that
>>> was no solution.
>>> any idea?
>>> thanks Van
>>>

>>
>>

>
>