POWERSHELL: Get-PrinterDetails from Print Servers

In your server environments sometimes to get the details of printers on a print server people need to login to the print server, open the MMC console, go to print management, add servers, and then get to see the printer details.

This is a Powershell script that is invoked by the batch file in the main folder does that all for you. Running the batch file would give a prompt asking for the server name and credentials for the server.

The output produced is an HTML file that opens right after the execution completes.

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How To Use

1. Download the zip file

2. Extract the contents.

3. Run the .bat file “ PrintServerDetails.bat “

4. Enter the Print Server name

5. Enter Credentials (You must have administrative access)

6. Wait for the script to do its magic.

POWERSHELL: Get-PrinterDetails from Print Servers

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