WINDOWS: 根据分组的本地TCP/IP打印机的安装
WINDOWS: 根据分组的本地TCP/IP打印机的安装
2010年12月13日
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下面是我编写的英文版本的使用说明初稿,还没有在我公司内部发布,先放在我的blog里面。等我有时间再来翻译过来。
Name: SetupIPPrinter (set up Local TCP/IP printer)
Created: May 14, 2010
Updated: Dec 12, 2010
Description:
This program set up TCP/IP printer on a local PC for all users who logged in.
It is used on the following 3 situation but not limited:
School has no server.
School has a Mac server.
School has a PC server, but some AD user groups have to use local TCP/IP printer.
Introduction: In a PC server school, student printing is managed on server and teachers can put network printer connection easily too. In a none-PC server school, school tech may have to set up TCP/IP printer on each PC for teachers and/or students manually for now. Doing this manual setup is a time consuming task, especially for a number of computers. The purpose of this program is to fill the gap to provide a simple and easy way for school tech to set up printer on PCs. On a PC server, we manage menus$ share and put a printer list file in "location" folders which is defined in computers' Location field on AD. This program does the similar way and provides more options. Printer Configuration: Setup a local printer is different from a network printer connection, it asks for model, driver, TCP/IP port, and others. So we must define each printer configuration first. All printer configuration information is stored in a file called PrinterConfig.ini file. Note : if you put /c option in command line, this file name will be changed, for example, /c 212, the file name will be 212_PrinterConfig.ini Define a Printer Configuration file: This file is a standard DOS text file. Each line defines one and only one printer. Each line has the following format: Permission, PrinterName, IP, DriverInfFile, PrinterModel, Location, Comment A comma separates each field. The maximum number of printers is 500. Lines starting with # are comments. Spaces before and behind each field will be ignored. Specification of each field: Permission : either A or S 1. A = All users can print 2. S = Staff only can print PrinterName : The printer name shows in the Printers and Faxes list in XP. IP : A valid IP address or the Printer name which is defin