Vista - printer from different domain

In my school there is a student domain and a teacher domain. Each are on
different subnets but the subnets can talk to each other.
Student printers are mapped depending on the computer name.
Admin printers are mapped to all teacher laptops so they can print from
anywhere. All printers are shared from either the teacher or student 2003
server.
I want to cut and paste a section from the student's logon script to the
teacher logon script so that if a teacher logs on to a student machine, using
the teacher credentials (log on to the teacher domain but on a computer
joined to the student domain), the script realizes the computer is in the
other domain so it needs that domain's printers (talk about run on
sentences!).

So, should my case statement look like:
1. if computer name is student\computer-name, then choose this printer
2. if computer name is computer-name.student.ca, then choose this printer
3. Or should I be looking at saying if the computer is on such and such a
subnet, then use this printer.
Thanks,

"Jeremy" <Jeremy@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:63F35E5C-3031-4DC1-95ED-98C4CB9F97FC@xxxxxxAre they mapped by the logon script? is that logon script run through group
policy, or is it assigned to the users in active directory?
And how is that done?
try posting the logon script...
You could leverage your computer naming convention (assuming NO exceptions),
or you could just determine the domain that the computer and the user belong
to. I would think that to be better (simpler) than looking at subnets.

Ours is a single-domain (well, in production, at least), so I do not have
any directly relevant experience here. When person A from domain B logs on
at computer C from domain D, (where D=B) how is it determined which printer
will be mapped? Is it typically the one physically nearest to the
workstation, or is it assigned to the individual?

/Al

Thanks Al. I figured out that I could just use a case statement (an if then
statement really I guess.
if comp name = x then give this printer.
So problem solved, but I can still paste the code if you thik it would be
valuable.
Thanks,
Jeremy
"Al Dunbar" <alandrub@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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