BlackieBlue
MIS
The problem is with a newly installed HP 1320n network interface printer (internal print server installed by IP address) and two Win2k workstations.
This is not a network connectivity issue. When logged on as administrator I can print. Nobody in the power users group can print. When, I add any member of the power users group to the administrators group at either workstation they can print. Obviously, anyone in the Power Users group should be able to, or even just users.
When I go to the printers folder, right click on the printer, open the security tab, the user is there as is the Power Users group, when I click the advanced button I can see that both have permission to print. Power Users should be able to add printers, but I can’t do that either.
Just be sure that there no conflicts I checked the permissions and security tabs on the hard drive. Both users are in the power users group. I don’t know where else to look; I’m stumped.
This is not a network connectivity issue. When logged on as administrator I can print. Nobody in the power users group can print. When, I add any member of the power users group to the administrators group at either workstation they can print. Obviously, anyone in the Power Users group should be able to, or even just users.
When I go to the printers folder, right click on the printer, open the security tab, the user is there as is the Power Users group, when I click the advanced button I can see that both have permission to print. Power Users should be able to add printers, but I can’t do that either.
Just be sure that there no conflicts I checked the permissions and security tabs on the hard drive. Both users are in the power users group. I don’t know where else to look; I’m stumped.