[chuckdb]

I have over 600 desktops and 30+ networked printers. I need to build a database of the network printer port ip's on each computer. I had 'help' in setting up the printers and some computers are set to the wrong port ip.
I want to do this via login script. I am familiar with but not expert on batch files, logon scripts, vb script, wmi, etc. I have searched the scripting sites and tried many suggested methods, but none do completely what I want. The closest is a batch file from Rob Vanderwold. It enumerates the printers and drivers, but I cannot get it to enumerate ports.
Has anyone written or found a batch file or vb script that will enumerate installed/configured printers across the network including the printer port IP?

[Squashman]

You could run nmap or any other port scanning utility to find out what ports are open on each piece of hardware on your network.

[chuckdb]

NMap does not reveal printer tcp/ip ports.

[janverge]

Hi, I was wondering if you happen to solve the printer IP address/Port problem? Hoping if you could also share the solution.

email me janverge@gmail.com

Thank you..