How to set up printing to a Linux printer from Windows server 2008 R2 via RDP?

Question

linux

Available: server 1c on Windows Server 2008 R2 with terminal licenses and workstations on openSUSE Leap 42.3 with Cinnamon DE and Remmina installed with xrdp plugin, located in remote small branches and connected via vpnc.
In the remmina connection settings, it is worth forwarding local printers, but nevertheless, the printer does not appear on the remote server and no errors are displayed in the print server logs. Nevertheless, another server with Windows server 2008 (not R2) successfully connects Linux printers if it is accessed through a remine and prints on them. Attempts to compare the configs did not lead to anything, because they are externally configured one to one. Both printers are configured to use easy print, both are print servers and pdp servers, and the properties of the respective roles are identical. The printer drivers on each print server are installed identically.
Has anyone had experience with similar reverse configuration of connecting Linux printers to Windows servers? What could be the reason and in which direction to dig?

Answer 1

Try to tracert to the printer and see at what stage it breaks. Maybe it's really just something not open.

Answer 2

Remmina can behave
unpredictably, its miracles from version to version :-D it on Linux.
3. Connect the network printer on the server, distribute the rights.
PS: Is the LPD component installed?