Finishing features missing from printer deployed w/ GPP

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we have customer savin printer. print server 2008r2 , printer deployed group policy right-clicking , selecting "deploy group policy". such, settings this: computer configuration\policies\windows settings\printer connections -> unc path. when gpo in-place, users can open applications adobe reader , configure stapling option.

they want able delete printer locally , item-level targeting, decided move printer gpp. i've moved printer user configuration\preferences\control panel settings\printers. settings are:

  • tcp/ip printer (name: 10.x.x.x)
  • ip: 10.x.x.x
  • local path: 
  • printer path: \\server\share
  • set printer default printer = true
  • run in logged-on user's security context (user policy option) = true
  • everything on port settings tab default

i removed link old gpo , linked new one. printer gets mapped fine , prints successfully, when users try add stapling print job, find option grey.

what gives? thanks.

am 15.03.2013 15:11, schrieb mhashemi:
> removed link old gpo , linked new one. printer
> gets mapped fine , prints successfully, when users try
> add stapling print job, find option grey.
 
gpp printers not deploy device settings (like options or default
print settings) - out of luck using method
given printer...
 
no not evil, if know doing: or bad gpos?
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