Possible Printer Issue when users log off

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I am running a Terminal Services environment with a single server running
Windows Server 2003 R2

When a user logs off from their terminal services session I see the same
three warnings in the system tab of the event viewer for each printer they
had in their terminal services session – a sample follows with the user’s
name xxx’d out

Event code 8 - Printer Samsung ML-2510 Series (from xxx) in session 1 was
purged.

Event code 4 - Printer Samsung ML-2510 Series (from xxx) in session 1 is
pending deletion.

Event code 3 - Printer Samsung ML-2510 Series (from xx) in session 1 was
deleted.

This user had four printers created when they logged on – each of the four
printers had the same three warning messages shown above.

This happens for all users.

We are seeing some latency issues on our system – when investigating
possible causes I saw these Warning Messages. Do these warnings indicate a
problem? If so, how do I stop it from happening?

Thanks for any suggestions

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Lou Kallas
 
Re: Possible Printer Issue when users log off

Lou Kallas wrote:
> I am running a Terminal Services environment with a single server running
> Windows Server 2003 R2
>
> When a user logs off from their terminal services session I see the same
> three warnings in the system tab of the event viewer for each printer they
> had in their terminal services session – a sample follows with the user’s
> name xxx’d out
>
> Event code 8 - Printer Samsung ML-2510 Series (from xxx) in session 1 was
> purged.
>
> Event code 4 - Printer Samsung ML-2510 Series (from xxx) in session 1 is
> pending deletion.
>
> Event code 3 - Printer Samsung ML-2510 Series (from xx) in session 1 was
> deleted.
>
> This user had four printers created when they logged on – each of the four
> printers had the same three warning messages shown above.
>
> This happens for all users.
>
> We are seeing some latency issues on our system – when investigating
> possible causes I saw these Warning Messages. Do these warnings indicate a
> problem? If so, how do I stop it from happening?

These do no represent a problem but are for informational purposes.

I do not know how to turn them off because I prefer to have
them on.

moncho
 
Re: Possible Printer Issue when users log off

moncho <moncho@NOspmanywhere.com> wrote on 30 jun 2008 in
microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services:

> Lou Kallas wrote:
>> I am running a Terminal Services environment with a single
>> server running Windows Server 2003 R2
>>
>> When a user logs off from their terminal services session I see
>> the same three warnings in the system tab of the event viewer
>> for each printer they had in their terminal services session
>> – a sample follows with the user’s name xxx’d out
>>
>> Event code 8 - Printer Samsung ML-2510 Series (from xxx) in
>> session 1 was purged.
>>
>> Event code 4 - Printer Samsung ML-2510 Series (from xxx) in
>> session 1 is pending deletion.
>>
>> Event code 3 - Printer Samsung ML-2510 Series (from xx) in
>> session 1 was deleted.
>>
>> This user had four printers created when they logged on –
>> each of the four printers had the same three warning messages
>> shown above.
>>
>> This happens for all users.
>>
>> We are seeing some latency issues on our system – when
>> investigating possible causes I saw these Warning Messages. Do
>> these warnings indicate a problem? If so, how do I stop it
>> from happening?
>
> These do no represent a problem but are for informational
> purposes.
>
> I do not know how to turn them off because I prefer to have
> them on.
>
> moncho

You can turn off informatioal printer spooler messages in Printer &
Faxes - File - Server configuration
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Vera Noest
MCSE, CCEA, Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server
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Re: Possible Printer Issue when users log off

Vera Noest [MVP] wrote:
> moncho <moncho@NOspmanywhere.com> wrote on 30 jun 2008 in
> microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services:
>
>> Lou Kallas wrote:
>>> I am running a Terminal Services environment with a single
>>> server running Windows Server 2003 R2
>>>
>>> When a user logs off from their terminal services session I see
>>> the same three warnings in the system tab of the event viewer
>>> for each printer they had in their terminal services session
>>> – a sample follows with the user’s name xxx’d out
>>>
>>> Event code 8 - Printer Samsung ML-2510 Series (from xxx) in
>>> session 1 was purged.
>>>
>>> Event code 4 - Printer Samsung ML-2510 Series (from xxx) in
>>> session 1 is pending deletion.
>>>
>>> Event code 3 - Printer Samsung ML-2510 Series (from xx) in
>>> session 1 was deleted.
>>>
>>> This user had four printers created when they logged on –
>>> each of the four printers had the same three warning messages
>>> shown above.
>>>
>>> This happens for all users.
>>>
>>> We are seeing some latency issues on our system – when
>>> investigating possible causes I saw these Warning Messages. Do
>>> these warnings indicate a problem? If so, how do I stop it
>>> from happening?
>> These do no represent a problem but are for informational
>> purposes.
>>
>> I do not know how to turn them off because I prefer to have
>> them on.
>>
>> moncho
>
> You can turn off informatioal printer spooler messages in Printer &
> Faxes - File - Server configuration

Thanks Vera. This is good to know.

moncho
 
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