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Printer Redirection Architecture Overview
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This section explains how the printer redirection components work together in the Terminal Server system. Figure 4 illustrates the architecture and flow of the printer redirection components.
The remote printer installation steps are as follows:
1. Winlogon loads WLNOTIFY.DLL for a session.
2. A TS client notifies RDPDR.SYS of the existence of all its printers and printer ports.
3. For each client printer and printer port (COM or LPT), RDPDR.SYS creates a new dynamic printer port with the help of USBMON.DLL (details below).
4. RDPDR.SYS notifies WLNOTIFY.DLL of the new printers and ports.
5. WLNOTIFY.DLL uses Spooler APIs to create a new print queue for each new printer. The naming convention for these queues is as follows:
[queue name]/[client machine name]/[session number]
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Local Printer Queue Name/CLIENT1/Session 1
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