Recently, we had a client migrate printers to a new print server from Windows Server 2012 to Windows Server 2019. All their printer mappings on the clients needed to be updated; printer ports and printer names would remain the same, but the print server name would change.

Microsoft has, for a long time, provided tools called Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) to do remote administration of servers and desktops. These tools are handy if you are regularly having to look at configurations or make changes for machines joined to a Microsoft Windows Domain. Unfortunately, installing these tools is not always that easy since Microsoft changes the install method with each version of Microsoft Windows.