Doesn't the ability to install a printer mean they have the rights to install a device driver? I think that means they have to have local administrator rights.
 
And if they have the ability to install a driver, they own the server anyway :)
 
-gil


From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Cothern Jeff D. Team EITC
Sent: Monday, March 07, 2005 3:45 PM
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Subject: [ActiveDir]A bit OT: Creating Printers

Scenario:

 

 Windows 2000 clustered server.  Mail on one node.  File share and printer share on the other node.   

 

-          Need the ability for the Desktop Technicians that install the physical printers to install them onto the server. 

-          Printers are setup using static IP’s and added to the server using IP ports.

-          Do not want to give them local admin rights on the server.

 

 

Currently These select individuals are in the local admin group on the server which of course creates many problems in other areas that we don’t want. 

Is there are way to give someone the rights to add a printer to the server without giving them admin rights to the whole server?  Not talking about Printer Operators group which allows them to manage printers that are already added. 

 

Jeff

 

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