Re: How to Change Client Access printer-Resolved -- MIDRANGE-L

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Thanks Kirk, that did the trick. It is so easy once you know how. I looked everywhere I could think of except the Printer Setup in the File menu.

Kirk Goins wrote:

Dave Murvin wrote:

Hello,

I have been using a Brother printer on my lan as a remote client access printer for a VPN iSeries. The Brother printer has just quit with "end of life on the Toner" and it will be a few days before I can get a replacement.

I have a Zerox 6250 color laser printer on my lan that I was going to use until I can get some toner for the Brother printer. My problem is that the Client Access printer session still wants to talk to the Brother printer and not the Zerox printer. I have tried reconfiguring the printer on the Client access session and restarting the session, but no joy. I have changed the Zerox printer to my windows default printer - no joy. I have varied off the Brother printer on my local iSeries and Varied on the Zerox printer - still no joy. I have not tried shutting down my PC yet because I have about 15 sessions going and it takes awhile to get everything backup and running, especially over the VPN.

Any ideas on how I can get the Client Access Printer session to talk to the Zerox printer?

Thanks. I am on V5r4.

Dave

In the Printer session... TOP LEFT File. Printer Setup and choose the printer...

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