SolutionBase: Managing simple file rights in Open Enterprise Server
Enter the name of the printer you want to configure
From here, the trustee assignment process is the same as you saw earlier.
Limiting access to iPrint-based printers
In the previous article in this series, you learned how to create an iPrint-based printer. The major flaw with the method you used in the previous article was the inability to limit the users allowed to print to the printer. In that article's examples, I actually printed documents to the printer from a workstation that didn't even have the iPrint client installed and that was not logged in to eDirectory. However, with just a little work, you can limit rights to your printers so that the general public isn't walking into your company to print out the latest edition of their thesis.
From iManager (available at http://{name or IP of your Open Enterprise Server system}/nps, choose iPrint | Manage Printer. In the iPrint Printer Name box, type in the name of your printer, or use one of the lookup buttons. Click the OK button. Above shows you this printer selection screen.
Limiting access to iPrint-based printers
In the previous article in this series, you learned how to create an iPrint-based printer. The major flaw with the method you used in the previous article was the inability to limit the users allowed to print to the printer. In that article's examples, I actually printed documents to the printer from a workstation that didn't even have the iPrint client installed and that was not logged in to eDirectory. However, with just a little work, you can limit rights to your printers so that the general public isn't walking into your company to print out the latest edition of their thesis.
From iManager (available at http://{name or IP of your Open Enterprise Server system}/nps, choose iPrint | Manage Printer. In the iPrint Printer Name box, type in the name of your printer, or use one of the lookup buttons. Click the OK button. Above shows you this printer selection screen.
