Windows 2000 Adv to Windows 2003 Ent Print Migration

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I am migrating a number of printer resources from a Windows 2000 Adv cluster
to a Windows 2003 Ent cluster. I have backed up the 2000 printer
configuration using print migrator 3.1 but when I try to restore it to the
Windows 2003 cluster it only restores the drivers and not the shares. I have
put the print cluster name in the target box but to no avail, what am I doing
wrong. Thanks in advance as it will save me hours from recreating printers !!

[Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP]]

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>I am migrating a number of printer resources from a Windows 2000 Adv
cluster
to a Windows 2003 Ent cluster. I have backed up the 2000 printer
configuration using print migrator 3.1 but when I try to restore it to the
Windows 2003 cluster it only restores the drivers and not the shares. I
have
put the print cluster name in the target box but to no avail, what am I
doing
wrong. Thanks in advance as it will save me hours from recreating printers
!!

You might try asking in a Windows administration newsgroup instead of a .NET
C++ programming newsgroup. You're a lot more likely to get a helpful
answer.

-cd

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Sorry posted here by accident

"Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP]" wrote:

"mor91069340" <mo*********@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:5F**********************************@microsof t.com...

I am migrating a number of printer resources from a Windows 2000 Adv
cluster
to a Windows 2003 Ent cluster. I have backed up the 2000 printer
configuration using print migrator 3.1 but when I try to restore it to the
Windows 2003 cluster it only restores the drivers and not the shares. I
have
put the print cluster name in the target box but to no avail, what am I
doing
wrong. Thanks in advance as it will save me hours from recreating printers
!!

You might try asking in a Windows administration newsgroup instead of a .NET
C++ programming newsgroup. You're a lot more likely to get a helpful
answer.

-cd