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#Windows 2011 print server update
#Windows 2011 print server Patch

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\Printers\PointAndPrint.

If the registry keys documented exist, in order to secure your system, you must confirm that the following registry keys are set to 0 (zero) or are not present:.

If the registry keys documented do not exist, no further action is required.

After applying the security update, review the registry settings documented in the CVE-2021-34527 advisory.

#Windows 2011 print server update

The update will not change existing registry settings In ALL cases, apply the CVE-2021-34527 security update.

#Windows 2011 print server Patch

These are the correct steps required to patch this critical Windows Print Spooler RCE vulnerability as shared by Microsoft: Microsoft has updated the PrintNightmare patch guidance and is now encouraging customers to update as soon as possible. "All reports we have investigated have relied on the changing of default registry setting related to Point and Print to an insecure configuration." Clarified PrintNightmare guidance "Our investigation has shown that the OOB security update is working as designed and is effective against the known printer spooling exploits and other public reports collectively being referred to as PrintNightmare," the Microsoft Security Response Center explains. This clarified guidance comes after security researchers tagged the patches as incomplete after finding that the OOB security updates could be bypassed in specific scenarios. Simply repeat the rundll32 command for each legacy printer you need to remove. Save this to a batch file in the \\DomainName\NETLOGON directory, and publish it using Group Policy.Īlso, if there are legacy GPO’s for published printers, simply disable the links at this time, or delete them altogether if you are comfortable doing so.Microsoft says the emergency security updates released at the start of the week correctly patch the PrintNightmare Print Spooler vulnerability for all supported Windows versions and urges users to start applying the updates as soon as possible. Rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /q /dn /n “\\SourceServer\PrinterName” REM Quietly delete a named network printer I generally use a login script to remove old printers. Last of all, if you have legacy printer shares still published from the source server, you will remove those. Repeat this process for each printer share that is required. Click OK. Before you exit, be sure to select The users that this GPO applies to (per user), then click Add. Next, choose each printer that you intend to share from the server, right-click and choose Deploy with Group Policy…Ĭlick Browse… then locate an existing GPO for this policy setting, or find the button to Create New Group Policy Object, and name the GPO. Step 4: Deploy the new printers using group policy

On the destination computer, open the Print Management console, and choose Import printers from a file… Follow the wizard to select the file location, and complete the process. Step 3: Import the printers on the destination server Right-click on the server, and choose Export printers to a file… Save the file to a location accessible on the network. Open the Print management console from Control Panel > Administrative Tools.

Step 2: Export the printers from the source server Step 1: Add the Print Server role to the destination computerįrom Server Manager, Add roles and features. If you have printer shares on the source server, you will want to export them, then import and publish them on the new server. Whether you are coming from Windows SBS 2008, 2011 or Windows Server 2008 or 2008 R2, the following steps will work for you.