@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Currently Reading Outside of Tech:

@Dashrender said in What Are You Currently Reading Outside of Tech:

I'm halfway through the new book... I'd say neither of these live up to the memory I have of the original Zahn triology. They are good, but definitely not as good. As a matter of point - I started reading Alliances 4 weeks ago, and haven't gone back to it.

If you were Zahn, imagine how hard it would be to really put the effort into doing what he did before. They basically burned him like crazy, and they made it that taking the universe seriously has no future. Now its stewards don't respect it. So there is neither a culture of quality, nor the personal benefits of doing a good job. I can only imagine that for Zahn last time was passion, and this time is pure dollar signs. Which really, is how everything Disney is. That's why you choose the Disney life, yeah it makes a lot of money, but there is no soul in it.

Disney has a committee meeting. They have the Thrawn Trilogy in hand. Committee decides to purchase the franchise. Decides that drivel is the way to go forward. Smashes franchise to pieces.
All is well

@scottalanmiller said in Gaming - What's everyone playing / hosting / looking to play:

Full Throttle is FREE in the GOG Winter Sale. Go get it now!!
If that's the point and click adventure game that I'm thinking of, I bought that CD way back in the 90's.

I'm 80% through the 1st book of the Stormlight Archive -- The Way of Kings. Good read but I have to admit that the Mistborn series is more enjoyable to me.
I don't know if I'll move to the Kevin J. Anderson series -- The Saga of Seven Suns or the Harry Bosch series which I've heard many good things about.

@tonyshowoff ... "You're welcome" they just say "Yeah" or "Uh-Huh". One weirder thing I noticed is a strange number of people, but by no means even a majority, but a small enough minority to where it stands out to me, when they say Good bye on the phone, and only the phone, they'll say "mmmm bye"...

Western Pa

or yup, later, seeya

You'll find this a lot here too. Yinz isn't the only idiosyncrasy.

@DustinB3403 said in Konica Minolta BizHub C3850 No Printing on Windows 10:

@scotth said in Konica Minolta BizHub C3850 No Printing on Windows 10:

We buy paper by the pallet. Thus the need for controlling printing abuse.

Do you try and get so granular with the controls that you limit who can print in color or in black and white only? Or do you simply have a control in place (individual user pins) so you can generate reports and see who is printing at whatever quantities?

No. Just a reports. Costs are mostly known. If things get out of whack, we check the reports and see if there's a need for a change in behavior. Nothing draconian, just keeping things copacetic.

We buy paper by the pallet. Thus the need for controlling printing abuse.

@Dashrender said in Konica Minolta BizHub C3850 No Printing on Windows 10:

@scotth said in Konica Minolta BizHub C3850 No Printing on Windows 10:

@Dashrender said in Konica Minolta BizHub C3850 No Printing on Windows 10:

@scotth said in Konica Minolta BizHub C3850 No Printing on Windows 10:

@jmoore said in Konica Minolta BizHub C3850 No Printing on Windows 10:

@Dashrender Ok but why is there authentication on printing? Is there a problem with someone printing when they should not be? Just looking for details as I've never done this before.

I had to enable this years ago. Printing was out of control. User accountability was cited. We used AD and tied the printers into the login. Each user had individual printers mapped. I realize that this is nowhere near efficient, but it was pushed this way by the powers that be. No biggie once it was done. We don't have huge numbers of new users or user changes that it's a pain.

Seems odd that you would control it via a password on the printer tab. Can't you just control it from the print queue on the server? or is the printer doing LDAP/AD auth and the users are printing direct?

We have AD tie-in for each printer capable of doing it. Most of what we have supports it. The users pull in once we let it cook.

So you have to manually set something in the print driver to get the creds to pass to the printer to then be auth'ed by AD? Sucks that the driver does just pass along the current logged in Windows user.

Yes. C`est la vie

@Dashrender said in Konica Minolta BizHub C3850 No Printing on Windows 10:

@scotth said in Konica Minolta BizHub C3850 No Printing on Windows 10:

@jmoore said in Konica Minolta BizHub C3850 No Printing on Windows 10:

@Dashrender Ok but why is there authentication on printing? Is there a problem with someone printing when they should not be? Just looking for details as I've never done this before.

I had to enable this years ago. Printing was out of control. User accountability was cited. We used AD and tied the printers into the login. Each user had individual printers mapped. I realize that this is nowhere near efficient, but it was pushed this way by the powers that be. No biggie once it was done. We don't have huge numbers of new users or user changes that it's a pain.

Seems odd that you would control it via a password on the printer tab. Can't you just control it from the print queue on the server? or is the printer doing LDAP/AD auth and the users are printing direct?

We have AD tie-in for each printer capable of doing it. Most of what we have supports it. The users pull in once we let it cook.

EDIT: The users have the printers mapped for each workstation ~ 80 users total who can print. I also set the printer port as an IP address. I h * a * t * e the wsd mapping. Nothing but trouble

@jmoore said in Konica Minolta BizHub C3850 No Printing on Windows 10:

@Dashrender Ok but why is there authentication on printing? Is there a problem with someone printing when they should not be? Just looking for details as I've never done this before.

I had to enable this years ago. Printing was out of control. User accountability was cited. We used AD and tied the printers into the login. Each user had individual printers mapped. I realize that this is nowhere near efficient, but it was pushed this way by the powers that be. No biggie once it was done. We don't have huge numbers of new users or user changes that it's a pain.

Great.
Windshield time.
Automated installation automatically took a dump.
Friggin printers.