Post print nightmare patches applied, all shared V3 mode print objects fail point and print attempts by non-admin. Have you tested GPO to computers and/or users to same shares with print nightmare patches applied ?
Good vid man Thx ... But i have question i have printer not support LAN port . only USB printer install client PC how to add domain to printer and share other client PCs .
In one OU ive got two security groups with two group of users. In one OU ive got two gpo that deploys differend printers specified by two differend security groups. Two users from differend security groups loggins on the same computer see all printers from two security groups. It is possible to do that every user only sees own printers?
This video is now defunct since Print Nightmare. The steps listed no longer work as described due to fixes to resolve the Print Nightmare privilege escalation issue. Can you post an updated video that illustrates how to deploy a printer via GPO, but also install the print driver too? Since the Print Nightmare update, Windows no longer allows non-Admins to install drivers.
setup: 5 floor building, on each floor there is 2 printers, one on each side of the floor {east & west}. there are all HP LJ 4300. everyone on each floor will need access to both printers, but users on the east-side will get the east-side printer as default, and the users on the west-side will get the west-side printer as default. PS: on the 1st-floor there is a color printer, only a few selected users will have access, and its not set as a default. 1) How many security groups will be needed? 2) How can this be deploy using GPO ???
Hello, I was wondering if an user is not listed on kansas or Sabetha, but is a member on the Group FTP (as in your example), is this user allowing to see the printers? I hope you could clear my doubts, thanks in advance.
You either have to set it up within the printer in its management portal (web based or a screen on the printer itself) and set it up for a static IP on whatever provides te DHCP.
Why dont you create a policy with multiple printer and than just add the people to the security group and add that group to the printer policy that will solve your problem.
Post print nightmare patches applied, all shared V3 mode print objects fail point and print attempts by non-admin. Have you tested GPO to computers and/or users to same shares with print nightmare patches applied ?
Thank you for the video. Is it possible to apply this via Security group instead OU?
Awesome video, Very Clear and all potential problems are looked at as well.
Well Done!
Good vid man Thx ... But i have question i have printer not support LAN port . only USB printer install client PC how to add domain to printer and share other client PCs .
Thank you! Great tutorial! Hope you add more tutorials
In one OU ive got two security groups with two group of users. In one OU ive got two gpo that deploys differend printers specified by two differend security groups. Two users from differend security groups loggins on the same computer see all printers from two security groups. It is possible to do that every user only sees own printers?
This video is now defunct since Print Nightmare. The steps listed no longer work as described due to fixes to resolve the Print Nightmare privilege escalation issue.
Can you post an updated video that illustrates how to deploy a printer via GPO, but also install the print driver too? Since the Print Nightmare update, Windows no longer allows non-Admins to install drivers.
how do you do this for 10-20 printers? have to create 20 printers and deploy 20 via gpo
Thanks alot
learnt alot
setup: 5 floor building, on each floor there is 2 printers, one on each side of the floor {east & west}.
there are all HP LJ 4300. everyone on each floor will need access to both printers, but users on the east-side will get the east-side printer as default, and the users on the west-side will get the west-side printer as default.
PS: on the 1st-floor there is a color printer, only a few selected users will have access, and its not set as a default.
1) How many security groups will be needed?
2) How can this be deploy using GPO ???
bro what I don't understand is where the Ip address of the printer come from? is it from the computer that share the printer?
Great and well-explained video!
very clear explanation, thanks
I'm having issues with Multiple printers, what am I doing wrong?
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Thank you Neel
Hello, I was wondering if an user is not listed on kansas or Sabetha, but is a member on the Group FTP (as in your example), is this user allowing to see the printers?
I hope you could clear my doubts, thanks in advance.
Perfect. Thanks
Brother would you plz explain how do we assign an IP address to the printer and how do we find the IP address of our printer in the domain environment
You either have to set it up within the printer in its management portal (web based or a screen on the printer itself) and set it up for a static IP on whatever provides te DHCP.
HOW DO YOU KNOW WHAT PORT TO MAKE? WHAT IS MY PRINTER'S IP? I"M USING WINDOWS SERVER IN VSPHERE ENVIRONMENT WITH NO PHYSICAL PRINTERS?? PLEASE HELP
Thank you man
Perfect👍👌
Is there any difference between active directory domain & domain?
my head wanted to explode at the end, because of that annoying clicking sound. Maybe you should try to change your mic position. Anyways, good video
What if it´s dedicated print server not on DC in domain?
Any solutions for scan drivers?
Is there a way to have a security group add multiple printers?
Why dont you create a policy with multiple printer and than just add the people to the security group and add that group to the printer policy that will solve your problem.
@@psmn12 Thanks so much, I didn't know if I could add more than one printer to a policy.
gpupdate /force
Good video BUT, too fast/speed to be followed
Dude I have litterally done exactly the same thing you have done and it was working at first! But then suddenly its stopped working wtf is going on.
same here. were you able to find a solution?
Good lord your mouse clicks are triggering an emotional response.
Can I buy you a mouse?
annoying click sound :)