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With
the Print Management Console that was introduced with Win2K3 R2, managing
printers is *significantly* easier and ACLing them appropriately becomes a more
realistic task. It's also now downloadable separately from R2 and will run on
Win2K3 SP1+.
Laura
The second is to publish resources in Active Directory.
This is fairly common for printers though more and more I seem to be seeing
people just sticking a sign up on local printers with the queue name and DNS
name to avoid someone moron from accidently picking a printer somewhere he
shouldn't be printing and sending some huge print job to it. Or even worse,
purposely looking for printers with capabilties they want but not really a
printer they should be able to use so in order to stop them you have to start
ACLing the printers which can be a pain to manage - an example here would be
giant plotters capable of doing wall sized plots or really nice die transfer
printers or high high end color laser
printers.
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