Inability to online printer

THere are drivers for Windows Server 2008, Windows Home Server, Win 64-bit, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Win Server 2003, Win Me, Windows XP, Win Server 2008 R2, Windows 98, Windows 98 SE

I'm not sure if theres is a drivers for Win 7 or Win 8 so if you don't have one you should install Windows Vista or XP driver using compatibility mode

To configure the Jetdirect print server on your HP network printer and install it as an networked printer, please click on this link and follow my instructions :-
http://www.fixya.com/support/r3559242-setting_up_hp_jetdirect_print_server_p

You must be on same domain/workgroup to see it and the computers should have an account on the server.
If not you MUST have a user account you are using on the server.
You can try to connect using the IP address of the server as such:
Go to start.run then type \\Serverip\c$ it should then ask for credentials
If not then your server is not on the network properly and you should contact a consultant in your area to configure the server

The OS may not be compatible for Server 2003, The best thing that you can do here is to upgrade your operating system to Windows XP or Windows Vista for full compliant on Networking.

Yes is possible. Use Routing and Remote Access facility from Windows 2003 server to create a VPN Server. Create a VPN connection to Windows server, and thus you get an IP address from windows 2003 server and you can use printer.

Windows 2003 server supports DHCP. If you don't see in Administrative tool DHCP maybe the DHCP role is not enabled. You can add this role in "Manage your server". You don't need to reinstall win 2003 server.
Another way to access DHCP management tool is: in command prompt type mmc and then File> "Add remove snap-in" then "Add" and select DHCP.

Epson POS driver will not install on a Win2K3 machine due to the InstallShield Wizard w/c checks if your running XP/2K or not.

Download the driver from EPSON POS site & extract the contents first on an XP machine.(Installing the driver will create a C:\Epson folder where ACTUAL driver is extracted).

Hi,

Kindly revert for further analysis - for the points below

1.as said above - have you shared c:\ for clients ?
2.Are you using Terminal server - without security policy ?
3.is Your client directing logging in the server ?

if not any of the above please explain - ur problems in point specification.

Regards,
Sushil
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(mail me across in case of emergency)

On an XP client you can only have one person logged at a time.  This is different on M$ Sever 2000 and up where you can have multiple log ons.  There no way to do this this with M$ RD - However you can achive what you are after by using  third party RD software such as Real VNC There is a free client (which i use to access mac's & win machines) or if you prefer ssh etc it is quite cheap for the full version.

You need to ensure your DNS server is the first in the workstation's DNS list.

Does this help?