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We have a lot of maintenance on college lab computers that occurs with
student workers logged into local admin accounts that are not authenticated
to the domain. When they use the add printer wizard to create a network
printer, an authentication dialog box pops up. When they enter the user and
password from a local account on the server or a domain account, the
printer is created. Is there any way to configure the print server to not
require any authentication when trying to setup network printers like this?
We have "everyone" configured to print as well as "anonymous logon". On NT
4, we have tried "guest". None of these attempts has produced the results
that we are looking for. Any suggestions?
The authentication is also causing problems because we are trying to create
scripts to automate printer setup from the local account.
Thanks.
student workers logged into local admin accounts that are not authenticated
to the domain. When they use the add printer wizard to create a network
printer, an authentication dialog box pops up. When they enter the user and
password from a local account on the server or a domain account, the
printer is created. Is there any way to configure the print server to not
require any authentication when trying to setup network printers like this?
We have "everyone" configured to print as well as "anonymous logon". On NT
4, we have tried "guest". None of these attempts has produced the results
that we are looking for. Any suggestions?
The authentication is also causing problems because we are trying to create
scripts to automate printer setup from the local account.
Thanks.