AD DS Printer Publishing
Applies To: Windows Server 2008
You can publish printer information to Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) so that users can search for printers by location or other attributes. Publishing a printer creates a PrintQueue object in AD DS as a child of the print server computer account.
Events
| Event ID | Source | Message |
|---|---|---|
Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
While attempting to publish the printer to the Active Directory directory service, Windows failed to publish property %1 at %2. Error: %3 | |
Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
While attempting to publish the printer to the Active Directory directory service, the print spooler could not create or update the print queue because Windows failed to bind to container: %1. Error: %2. The printer is not published in Active Directory and cannot be located by searching Active Directory. | |
Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
While attempting to publish the printer to the Active Directory directory service, Windows failed to write an access control list (ACL) on directory service object %1. Error: %2 | |
Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
While attempting to remove the printer from the Active Directory directory service, Windows failed to delete print queue %1 at %2. Error: %3 | |
Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
While attempting to publish the printer to the Active Directory directory service, the print spooler could not create or update the print queue under container %1. Error: %2. The printer is not published in Active Directory and cannot be located by searching Active Directory. | |
Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
While attempting to publish the printer to the Active Directory directory service, the print spooler could not create print queue %1 under container %2 because Mandatory properties could not be set. Error: %3. The printer is not published in Active Directory and cannot be located by searching Active Directory. | |
Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
While attempting to publish the printer to the Active Directory directory service, the print spooler could not find the appropriate print queue container because the primary domain query failed. Error: %1. This can occur if Domain Name System (DNS) cannot resolve the domain controller IP address, or if the domain controller or directory service is not functioning correctly. The printer is not published in Active Directory and cannot be located by searching Active Directory. | |
Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
While attempting to publish the printer to the Active Directory directory service, the print spooler could not find the appropriate print queue container because the Domain Name System (DNS) domain name could not be retrieved. Error: %1. This can occur if DNS cannot resolve the domain controller IP address, or if the domain controller or directory service is not functioning correctly. The printer is not published in Active Directory and cannot be located by searching Active Directory. | |
Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
While attempting to publish the printer to the Active Directory directory service, the print spooler could not find the appropriate print queue container because the binding to domain %1 failed. Error: %2. The printer is not published in Active Directory and cannot be located by searching Active Directory. | |
Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
While attempting to publish the printer to the Active Directory directory service, the print spooler could not find the appropriate print queue container on domain %1. Error: %2. The printer is not published in Active Directory and cannot be located by searching Active Directory. | |
Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
The printer was successfully published to the Active Directory directory service. The print queue %1 was successfully created in container %2. No user action is required. To stop logging information events for the print spooler, in Control Panel, open Printers, right-click a blank area of the window, click Server Properties, click the Advanced tab, and then clear the Log spooler information events check box. |
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Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
While attempting to publish the printer to the Active Directory directory service, the print spooler failed to create or update print queue %1 in container %2. Error: %3. The printer is not published in Active Directory and cannot be located by searching Active Directory. | |
Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
The printer was successfully removed from the Active Directory directory service. Print queue %1 was successfully deleted from container %2. The printer can no longer be located by searching Active Directory. No user action is required. To stop logging information events for the print spooler, in Control Panel, open Printers, right-click a blank area of the window, click Server Properties, click the Advanced tab, and then clear the Log spooler information events check box. |
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Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
While attempting to remove the printer from the Active Directory directory service, the print spooler failed to delete print queue %1 from container %2. Error: %3 | |
Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
Print queue %1 was successfully updated in the Active Directory directory service container %2. No user action is required. To stop logging information events for the print spooler, in Control Panel, open Printers, right-click a blank area of the window, click Server Properties, click the Advanced tab, and then clear the Log spooler information events check box. |
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Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
The print queue could not be found on domain %1. It may have been deleted from the Active Directory directory service. Windows will attempt to republish the print queue. Error: %2 | |
Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
Printer %1 was successfully removed from the Active Directory directory service. The printer can no longer be located by searching Active Directory. No user action is required. To stop logging information events for the print spooler, in Control Panel, open Printers, right-click a blank area of the window, click Server Properties, click the Advanced tab, and then clear the Log spooler information events check box. |
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Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
While attempting to publish the printer to the Active Directory directory service, the print spooler could not find the print queue container because the directory service is unreachable. The printer is not published in Active Directory and cannot be located by searching Active Directory. | |
Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
The print spooler could not find the print queue container because the Domain Name System (DNS) server name could not be retrieved. Error: %1. This might be because DNS cannot resolve the server IP address, or because the domain controller or directory service is not functioning correctly. The printer is not published in the Active Directory directory service and cannot be located by searching Active Directory. | |
Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
The print spooler removed print queue %1 from the Active Directory directory service because it does not have a Universal Naming Convention (UNC) name or server name listed. No user action is required. To stop logging information events for the print spooler, in Control Panel, open Printers, right-click a blank area of the window, click Server Properties, click the Advanced tab, and then clear the Log spooler information events check box. |
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Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
The print spooler removed print queue %1 from the Active Directory directory service because it could not be found. Error %2. No user action is required. To stop logging information events for the print spooler, in Control Panel, open Printers, right-click a blank area of the window, click Server Properties, click the Advanced tab, and then clear the Log spooler information events check box. |
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Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
The print spooler removed print queue %1 from the Active Directory directory service. No user action is required. To stop logging information events for the print spooler, in Control Panel, open Printers, right-click a blank area of the window, click Server Properties, click the Advanced tab, and then clear the Log spooler information events check box. |
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Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
The print spooler removed print queue %1 from the Active Directory directory service because it is a duplicate of another print queue. No user action is required. To stop logging information events for the print spooler, in Control Panel, open Printers, right-click a blank area of the window, click Server Properties, click the Advanced tab, and then clear the Log spooler information events check box. |
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Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
The print spooler removed print queue %1 from the Active Directory directory service. No user action is required. To stop logging information events for the print spooler, in Control Panel, open Printers, right-click a blank area of the window, click Server Properties, click the Advanced tab, and then clear the Log spooler information events check box. |
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Microsoft-Windows-PrintSpooler |
Print queue %1 could not be deleted (pruned) from the Active Directory directory service. Error: %2. The spooler will periodically try to remove the entry until it is successful. Continued failures may indicate an Active Directory problem, a basic network problem, or a communication problem between the domain controller and the print server. |