Error caused by printer redirection when canceling Remote Desktop Connection

In the process of operation and maintenance of large batch server system, in addition to the regular project plan formulation, implementation, acceptance, operations and errors have become the system administrator or system engineer day-to-day affairs in the face of the most common is also the most important work, when there are problems, we in addition to rely on a large number of project implementation, operation and maintenance experience to judge the point of failure outside , we have more to rely on the system itself log query analysis, but after a long period of log analysis of errors in the log we will find that there are many useless log error information, perhaps if we can be known some useless log error shielding, This may save us more time and improve our failure handling efficiency. Oh, let's share with you today about how to cancel logs that are raised by printer redirection when a Remote Desktop Connection server does not affect the normal operation and use of the server. Only a log that occurs when the client connects to the server via Remote Desktop, as shown in the following illustration;

But the error shown above will also waste us so precious time, why don't we block out this information, OK, let ' s go! Let's take a look at the client settings to prevent the client from remote connection to the printer redirection;

First open the Remote Desktop, switch the tab to local resources, as shown in the following figure, the check box state before the "printer" is not selected for normal connection;

Above is the method of resetting the printer by preventing client Remote Desktop Connection through the client. But this method needs to be set by the user, but usually the user will forget, at least I can not guarantee that every time I remember to cancel the content, so I think the server to prohibit client Remote Desktop is the safest way oh, So let's take a look at who decides whether to allow client printer redirection each time you connect to the server remotely from the client.

Familiar with Windows Server products we don't forget that there is a feature called "Remote Desktop Services" here. In addition to setting up remote connections to the server, you can also set up some of the actions that the client connects to, and the printer redirection feature that we're going to disable today is determined by this What is the specific Remote Desktop service, I cut a map here for your reference;