Printers from Print Server are not locked down

[Guest Flash3200]

I have set up a Win 2003 R2 SP2 print server and all users only have

print capability. However, on my test domain everything works fine

and download of the printer to a local workstation is quick and all

properties of the printer are grayed out. In my production however,

the properties are not grayed out. I can't figure out the difference

since all Group Policies are the same for both domains and the test

workstations vs the production workstations are set up the same as

well. Users are Local Admins on workstation in both domains. Any

ideas on what is going wrong in production? I'd prefer all properties

(except those specific of the printer) are grayed out so the user

can't change them. Thanks to anyone who responds.

[Guest Flash3200]

Re: Printers from Print Server are not locked down

 

Also, for some reason when we install from the printers website...

http://TESTPRINTSERVER/printers. On test it shows "printer name on

server name" . When its done in production from http://PRODPRINTSERVER/printers,

it shows up as "printer name on http://prodprintserver.xx.xx.com This

is the only difference I can tell between the two installs?

 

On Oct 4, 11:14 am, Flash3200 <Flash3...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I have set up a Win 2003 R2 SP2 print server and all users only have

> print capability. However, on my test domain everything works fine

> and download of the printer to a local workstation is quick and all

> properties of the printer are grayed out. In my production however,

> the properties are not grayed out. I can't figure out the difference

> since all Group Policies are the same for both domains and the test

> workstations vs the production workstations are set up the same as

> well. Users are Local Admins on workstation in both domains. Any

> ideas on what is going wrong in production? I'd prefer all properties

> (except those specific of the printer) are grayed out so the user

> can't change them. Thanks to anyone who responds.