Toshiba eStudio 281c turn off snmp in driver.

I have a customer with an eStudio 281c colour copier/printer and I'm having an issue with terminal services.

Basically, the driver has the ability to query the printer for its configuration over snmp. I've set it to manual rather than auto so it's effectively switched off. Trouble is, when logging into terminal services it's still trying to communicate with the printer. This is an issue because when it fails it then defaults to being a different printer model with a different tray configuration. Users can still print but the settings are wrong.

Any ideas?

From serverfault Matt

• getting exactly the same problem with the 3520C model...

  Dennis Williamson : This should have been posted as a comment instead of an answer.
  From jimmy