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This chapter is from the book. This chapter covers the following subjects: Printing Terminology in Windows Server R2: This section introduces key terminology and concepts you must be aware of to administer printers. It also reviews the actions that occur when a user submits a print job.
Installing, Sharing, and Publishing Printers: This section shows you how to install the Print and Document Services server role and then covers the installation, sharing, and publication of printers. Managing and Troubleshooting Printers: Print servers and printers come with a large array of properties you must be aware of to effectively manage a corporate printing environment.
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These messages are used to announce device state, issue a search request, or obtain metadata. A "directed" message is one where the WSD device name is known and accessed directly by name. For directed messages, the Probe and ProbeMatches messages use the same ports as the Get and GetResponse metadata messages. Obviously, to allow WSD network discovery, the Network Discovery firewall exceptions for the listed ports must be enabled in the Windows Firewall.
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FAQs What is a Windows server monitor? Importance of Windows monitoring Risks associated when your windows server is not monitored. Secondly, I've noticed that this feature tends to work for an arbitrary amount of time before it stops emailing me all together.
The only solutions I have at hand are: Restarting the box restarts the email reporting and logging into the box will kick off an initial round of emails but subsequent emails will not be sent.
Thank you for your assistance. You are not monitoring any other machines using the snapin that is launched on the print server. How the filters work. You should get One message when a printer satisfies the filter criteria. When the criteria is no longer satisfied, the printer is removed from the filter but there is no message sent at this event.
When the snapin starts with defined filters, there should be a message send for each printer that satisfies a filter criteria.
The same is true if one stops, then starts the print spooler service. If the spooler is not updating some printer status, then you would need to determine why the message in not getting to the snapin. I'd refresh the Printers node in printmanagement.
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