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Paul Hadfield
People,
I have a Windows 2000 domain with several Windows 2000 members servers that
have printers installed locally. I want to be able to set-up an account that
has full administrative access to the printers but doesn't have domain or
local machine administrator privileges.
I have given this account printer operators and given the user full control
over the printers, however, there are still 2 tasks that this user cannot
do:
1) When setting up a new printer, the option to set-up a Local printer is
greyed out - users can only install network printers.
2) When logging on to one member server as an administrator and opening
the printer folder, if I enter \\servername\printers in the address bar I
can administer the printers installed locally on other servers. How can I
give permissions for a non-administrator to do this?
Thanks in advance,
Paul.
I have a Windows 2000 domain with several Windows 2000 members servers that
have printers installed locally. I want to be able to set-up an account that
has full administrative access to the printers but doesn't have domain or
local machine administrator privileges.
I have given this account printer operators and given the user full control
over the printers, however, there are still 2 tasks that this user cannot
do:
1) When setting up a new printer, the option to set-up a Local printer is
greyed out - users can only install network printers.
2) When logging on to one member server as an administrator and opening
the printer folder, if I enter \\servername\printers in the address bar I
can administer the printers installed locally on other servers. How can I
give permissions for a non-administrator to do this?
Thanks in advance,
Paul.