LBP Setting UI is a name translation table that identifies printers and defines associated translation rules. Location-based printing maps local printers to remote desktops.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Default | Indicates whether the printer is the default printer. By default, this value is not selected. |
| IP Range | A translation rule that specifies a range of IP addresses for client systems. To specify IP addresses in a specific range, use the following notation: ip_address-ip_address For example: 10.112.116.0-10.112.119.255 To specify all of the IP addresses in a specific subnet, use the following notation: ip_address/subnet_mask_bits For example: 10.112.4.0/22 This notation specifies the usable IPv4 addresses from 10.112.4.1 to 10.112.7.254. Type an asterisk (the default value) to match any IP address.
Important: In an IPv6 mixed-mode environment, add two IP address ranges for one printer (one range for IPv4 addresses and another range for IPv6 addresses) to ensure that the printer appears in remote sessions regardless of which protocol
Horizon Client uses to connect.
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| Client Name | A translation rule that specifies a computer name. The maximum length is 1024 characters. For example: Mary's Computer Type an asterisk to match any computer name. |
| Mac Address | A translation rule that specifies a MAC address. In the GPO editor, you must use the same format that the client system uses. For example:
Type an asterisk to match any MAC address. |
| User/Group | A translation rule that specifies a user or group name. To specify a particular user or group, use the following notation: \\domain\user_or_group Examples for a user: \\mydomain\Mary and Mary Example for a group: \\localdomain\Sales A user can belong to many groups and groups consist of multiple users. Location-based printing supports the group types that Microsoft supports in the domain. The fully qualified domain name (FQDN) is not supported notation for the domain name. Type an asterisk to match any user or group name. |
| Printer Name | The name of the printer when it is mapped to the remote desktop. For example: PRINTER-2-CLR The mapped name does not have to match the printer name on the client system. The printer must be local to the client device. Mapping a network printer in a UNC path is not supported. |
| Printer Driver | The name of the driver that the printer uses.
For example:
HP Color LaserJet 4700 PS
Important: Because print jobs are sent directly from the remote desktop to the printer, the printer driver must be installed on the remote desktop.
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| IP Port | For network printers, the IP address of the printer prepended with IP_. The default port is 9100. You can specify a non-default port by appending the port number to the IP address. For example, for IPv4: IP_10.114.24.1:9104 For example, for IPv6: IP_1:1:1:1::1:PORT_9100 |
You use the buttons that appear above the column headings to add, delete, and move rows and save and import table entries. Each button has an equivalent keyboard shortcut. Mouse over each button to see a description of the button and its equivalent keyboard shortcut. For example, to insert a row at the end of the table, click the first table button or press Alt+A. Click the last two buttons to import and save table entries.
The following table shows an example of two translation table rows.
| IP Range | Client Name | Mac Address | User/Group | Printer Name | Printer Driver | IP Port | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| * | * | * | * | PRINTER-1-CLR | HP Color LaserJet 4700 PS | IP_10.114.24.1 | |
| 10.112.116.140-10.112.116.145 | * | * | * | PRINTER-2-CLR | HP Color LaserJet 4700 PS | IP_10.114.24.2 | X |
The network printer specified in the first row will be mapped to a remote desktop for any client system because asterisks appear in all of the translation rule columns. The network printer specified in the second row will be mapped to a remote desktop only if the client system has an IP address in the range 10.112.116.140 through 10.112.116.145.
