Device Control Printer Protection - Prevent printing from non-corporate network printers: What is a corporate network printer and how is it defined for this policy?
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KaHoe
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Good evening everybody,
I am just diving into Device Control of ASR. Just now I stumbled over the settings for printer protection.
Prevent printing from non-corporate network printers. Well ok on my test machine that one works pretty finde as it blocks PDF printing, printing on my network printer.
My question is: How is a network printer identified as corporate printer? How is this configured? I am still trying to find the answer and looking into the technet blog announcing the function I am not the only one trying to find that out.
Maybe someone is able to clearify that a bit for me?
Windows for business | Windows Client for IT Pros | Devices and deployment | Configure application groups
Microsoft Security | Intune | Security
Microsoft Security | Intune | Security
Managing and enforcing security policies for devices and apps to protect organizational data through Intune
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Lu Dai-MSFT 28,531 Reputation points2022-12-02T05:14:22.737+00:00 @KaHoe Thanks for posting in our Q&A.
What intune can do is based on windows CSPs. Based on my search, I find the target CSP.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/client-management/mdm/policy-csp-printers#printers-enabledevicecontrolHowever, it doesn't clarify what is a corporate network printer. Let's wait for any windows related support engineer to share more information.
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