Difference between revisions of "Active Directory/Documentation/WolfPrint Accounted Printing"
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<li>Add the WolfPrint Printer Connection (via Logon Script) (see policy <code>'TEX-Wolfprint-tx-2104-1'</code>): | <li>Add the WolfPrint Printer Connection (via Logon Script) (see policy <code>'TEX-Wolfprint-tx-2104-1'</code>): | ||
<ul> | <ul> | ||
| − | <li>Add the printer connection (do not use FQPN to the wolfprint server)</li> | + | <li>Add the printer connection (do '''not''' use FQPN to the wolfprint server)</li> |
<li>(Optional) Set the default printer</li> | <li>(Optional) Set the default printer</li> | ||
</ul> | </ul> | ||
Revision as of 00:01, 6 January 2009
OIT has made it possible to print using the WolfPrint accounted printing system sans "NDPS/Pcounter or any other Novell/Client-32 dependent technologies." The steps below outline one way to configure and automate deployment of WolfPrint managed printers into a Windows based WolfTech AD managed computing lab via Group Policy, Startup, and Logon scripts.
- Setup the Computing Environment:
- Add
oit.ncsu.eduto DNS Suffix Search List via Group Policy (Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Network/DNS Client -> DNS Suffix Search List) - Set the WINS server addresses to the OIT WINS servers (152.1.12.200, 152.1.12.201) via Startup script (see
'TEX-Enable WolfPrint Accounted Printing') - Disable the 'Point and Print Restriction' policy (User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Control Panel/Printers -> Point and Print Restrictions) (see
'TEX-Enable WolfPrint Accounted Printing'). This allows unity users to add printers hosted on print servers outside of the WolfTech domain (i.e.'wolfprint'server)
- Add
- Add the WolfPrint Printer Connection (via Logon Script) (see policy
'TEX-Wolfprint-tx-2104-1'):- Add the printer connection (do not use FQPN to the wolfprint server)
- (Optional) Set the default printer
Note: The policies referenced above utilize both Startup and Logon VB Scripts to accomplish their tasks. You can download the scripts here: WolfPrint Utility Scripts