Active Directory printer management resultant access reports are essential for distributed print service management as well as for the integrity of network printer location and sensitive print-job submissions.
Gold Finger offers the following Active Directory based printer management resultant (i.e. effective/delegated) access reports –
- Who can create (publish) printers?
This Active Directory resultant access report reveals exactly who can create (publish) printers in Active Directory, where they can create them (i.e. in which OUs / containers), and how (i.e. based on which security permissions.)
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- Who can delete published printers?
This Active Directory resultant access report reveals exactly who can delete published printers in Active Directory, which published printers they can delete, and how (i.e. based on which security permissions.)
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- Who can change the description of published printers?
This Active Directory resultant access report reveals exactly who can change the description of published printers in Active Directory, which published printers' descriptions they can change, and how (i.e. based on which security permissions.)
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- Who can change the share name of published printers?
This Active Directory resultant access report reveals exactly who can change the share name of published printers in Active Directory, which published printers' share name they can change, and how (i.e. based on which security permissions.)
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- Who can change the designated manager of published printers?
This Active Directory resultant access report reveals exactly who can change the designated manager of published printers in Active Directory, of which published printers, and how (i.e. based on which security permissions.)
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- Who can change the security permissions protecting published printers?
This Active Directory resultant access report reveals exactly who can change the security permissions (ACL) protecting published printers in Active Directory, which published printers' security permissions they can change, and how (i.e. based on which security permissions.)
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