Article ID: 109694
Article Last Modified on 10/31/2006
NET USE <Redirected Port:> \\<Workstation Name>\<Share Name>For example:
NET USE LPT1: \\PSERVER\LPTIf a Windows NT workstation needs to access a PRINTSTA.EXE print server, use the following steps:
Usage PrintSta [options] -------------------------------------------------------------------------- /A:n - Auto-disconnect time in minutes, 0-1440; 0=never. /B:n - Maximum number of network buffers, 2-20. /C:n - Maximum number of remote connections, from 1-20. /D - Remove LAN Manager Print Station. /E - Enable network popups. (Not available for non-spooling.) /F:n - Maximum number of spooler files, from 1-10; 0=no spooling. /I:n - Timer loop iterations, from 1-255. /K:n - Kill printer job. n = job number from print manager. /L:n - Parallel printer port, from 1-3. /M:n - Cache memory per spool file, in bytes, from 128-4096. /N:name - Provide exclusive access for name. Up to 15 characters. /O:n - Number of characters to output to printer on each pass. /P:password - Queue password. Up to 15 characters. /Q - Hold/Release print queue. /R:n - Printer retry interval, in seconds, from 1-255. /S - Turn separator pages on. /T:n - Timer priority, from 1-255; 1=highest. /W:path - Absolute path to working directory. Default: /A:0 /B:5 /C:5 /E /F:5 /I:1 /L:1 /M:128 /O:32 /R:5 /T:10Additional information on performance tuning, known problems, and usage is available in Knowledge Base articles 99531, 97749, and 93440.
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