Your network contains a server named Server1 that runs Windows Server 2012 R2.Server1 has the
Print and Document Services server role installed.
You connect a new print device to the network. The marketing department and the sales
department will use the print device.
You need to provide users from both departments with the ability to print to the network print
device. The solution must ensure that if there are multiple documents queued to print, the
documents from the sales users print before the documents from the marketing users.
What should you do on Server1?
A.
Add two printers. Modify the priorities of each printer and the security settings of each printer
B.
Add two printers and configure printer pooling
C.
Add one printer and configure printer pooling.
D.
Add one printer. Modify the printer priority and the security settings
Explanation:
To set different print priority to different groups
Open Printers and Faxes.
Right-click the printer you want to set, click Properties, and then click the Advanced tab. In Priority,
click the up or down arrows, and then click OK. Or, type a priority level, where 1 is the lowest level
and 99 is the highest, and then click OK. Click Add Printer to add a second logical printer for the
same physical printer. For instructions, see Related Topics.
Click the Advanced tab.
In Priority, set a priority higher than that of the first logical printer. Instruct the regular group of
users to use the first logical printer name and the group with higher priority to use the second logical
printer name. Set the appropriate permissions for the different groups.
Why have two logical printers? If you have 1 printer, and then you could just correct the priority and set security? Or no?
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This question gives me a headache , why state that u add one printer in the question , and then list adding 2 printers in the answers ,,,,,,,,, now it sounds like 3 printers , and then in the end it wasnt even neccesary to add more than 1 printer in the 1st place ,,,,,,,,, since u can use the 1 printer for both departments and configure it with priority and security to accomplish the task…… wtf
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The answer is correct:
A “printer” is not the same as a “Print Device” – the term is used loosely.
In a normal home environment, you would have 1 Print Device and 1 Printer (think of it as hardware and software).
In the above scenario, there is 1 Print Device that is shared between 2 departments. Each department would add a Printer (making 2 “Printers”). Both “Printers” would point to the same “Print Device”.
So, in order to set up access rights and priorities, you would configure the security settings of each printer.
Hope that helps explain 🙂
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When installing a print device, there is a default printer installed. So just adding 1 printer is necessary ?
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Mr B is correct
A. poor answer but it is the only one that works
you need 2 “Logical Printers” pointing to 1 Physical print device (Printer Port)
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