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How to Get the Printers List for all Computers of a Domain

How to Get the Printers List for all Computers of a Domain

I have written a batch file. Push that through GPO. You will get the list in \\serverip\\share

echo off
cd \
c:
md printer
cd printer
WMIC PRINTER LIST STATUS >> %computername%.txt
copy *.txt \\serverip\\share

There is a thread in a migration forum so I thought it might help others.

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winserverMigration/thread/4e53c661-a220-4bb3-883b-de2b16e3302b/#f0ad177d-4cc7-44ff-9b6b-a26af61cb93f


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  • 12 Sep 2013 3:12 PM

    Richard Mueller edited Revision 4. Comment: Minor typo, change tags "Windows 2003" and "Windows 2008" to "Windows Server 2003" and "Windows Server 2008"

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    Richard Mueller edited Revision 4. Comment: Minor typo, change tags "Windows 2003" and "Windows 2008" to "Windows Server 2003" and "Windows Server 2008"

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    on 12 Sep 2013 3:32 PM

    What is GPO?

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    on 12 Sep 2013 3:50 PM

    GPO is acronym for "Group Policy Object". Group Policies are defined in Group Policy Objects. Eventually we should link terms and acronyms like this to a glossary.

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