Installed Server2016 Print server role + UPSserver_xa64.msi (7.15)
Set computer policy on VDA: "Universal Print Server Enable: enabled with no feallback to windows"
Set user policy on user: Universal Print driver usage: "Use universal printing only" Universal driver preference: "emf, xps, pcl5c, pcl4, ps"automatic installation of in-box printer drivers: disabled auto-create generic universal printer: enabled auto-create client printers: do not create client printers
When connecting to our new printserver \\printserver\printer we get: "windows couldn't connect to the printer. check the printer name and try again. if this is a network printer, make sure that the printer is turned on, and that the printer address is correct." (When we disable universal print driver usage in the policy, we can map the printer via the same way but it gets off course installed with native drivers)
when we go to \\printserver\ and right-mouse button click on the shared printer -> open we get: "Operation could not be completed (Error 0x00000709). Double check the printer name and make sure that the printer is connected to the network".
Summary: When the universal print driver is enabled via Citrix policies we get the 2 errors above. When we disable the universal print driver policy we can add the printer but with it's native drivers. The user/computer policy have both highest priority
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Tim Muermans1709158595
Installed XA7.15 on server2016
Installed Server2016 Print server role + UPSserver_xa64.msi (7.15)
Set computer policy on VDA: "Universal Print Server Enable: enabled with no feallback to windows"
Set user policy on user:
Universal Print driver usage: "Use universal printing only"
Universal driver preference: "emf, xps, pcl5c, pcl4, ps"automatic installation of in-box printer drivers: disabled
auto-create generic universal printer: enabled
auto-create client printers: do not create client printers
When connecting to our new printserver \\printserver\printer we get:
"windows couldn't connect to the printer. check the printer name and try again. if this is a network printer, make sure that the printer is turned on, and that the printer address is correct."
(When we disable universal print driver usage in the policy, we can map the printer via the same way but it gets off course installed with native drivers)
when we go to \\printserver\ and right-mouse button click on the shared printer -> open we get:
"Operation could not be completed (Error 0x00000709). Double check the printer name and make sure that the printer is connected to the network".
Summary: When the universal print driver is enabled via Citrix policies we get the 2 errors above. When we disable the universal print driver policy we can add the printer but with it's native drivers.
The user/computer policy have both highest priority
Any idea someone ?
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