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UPDATE #4: I have heard rumor that a fix is supposed to be released on Tuesday for this issue. So you should enable high ports 49152-49158 tcp ?ĭo we need to enable those documented udp ports also with 445 only enabled servers? that have the registry tweak to support non udp communications? IIn documentations of printing services there is ability to configure your print server to communicate only with 445/TCP, but this breaks now with the newest security update. Should we open the high ports, is there any answer? which TCP or UDP to establish the correct communication? When only 445/TCP open, it is not enough ?

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MS has now triggered something that no-one was prepared to deal with and haven't shared enought documentation how to properly configure these services to communicate how they want them to communicate There might be a firewall configurations to prevent proper communications in environments where only 445/TCP is enabled, some organizations doesn't like to approve unintended high ports communications with TCP nor UDP. When client tries to communicate unsufficient authentication method the server responsed access denied with unproper error message. IIf you really want really answers for this issue:Į-2021-1678-kb4599464-12a69652-30b9-3d61-d9f7-7201623a8b25Īfter the later link enforcement with septermber updates all MAC-, Linux- and windows-clients printing ability was disabled. I suspect when I change the Auth level back to 1 as Enforced per Microsoft then those client machines won't print because they are not up to date. This is due to me changing the enforcement level for the Auth change. I tested on a non updated client and no issues printing as well. Then installed the latest updates on a client and server. I set the Auth protocol to 0 through GPO and updated my server.

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They have yet to deal with the V3 GPO issue, although mentioned now doing a manual compare of the users driver files. But they have slowly updated their primary Point and Point document to detail the needed changes. The unfortunate situation here is Microsoft has poorly communicated the Print Nightmare fixes.

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I haven't run into this problem directly but was following this thread due to the Admin install prompt issue which is unrelated to the Sept updates issue. So the value is being set from the default of 0 as non enforcement to 1 with the Sept updates. This Sept update made an enforcement change on the Jan updates for the Auth protocol of the Print Spooler to the Server/Client relationship. But the aforementioned issue appears to be the main culprit. I'm not fully sure of the clients being unable to print if the server is updated already as well.

So they uninstall the servers updates and volia. This is the crap suicides are made of.Īwesome, I am building up a guide for my org and will use this.įrom what I see most people are getting servers updated then reporting the clients can't print. I spun up a new 2019 server and started building V4 ONLY queues with still no joy. Oh, there's been inconveniences but never a total blockage. Never have I seen something like this before. Corporate is going to be some pissed with the AD guy because he can't get printers to deploy any more. RestrictDriverInstallationToAdministrators - 0 is being used on a case by case basis for people who absolutely must print to keep our business running.

So there's no user interaction when installing a printer. The policies are designed to publish as few as one to as many as a dozen printers to that computer. One of the groups they are added to are used for multiple policies. When a new computer is joined to the domain, the computer is added to several groups. Every computer is named in such a way we can identify groups of computers based on location, department and OS. All our (I say "all" when things are running smoothly) printers are published using GPO's to targeted computers, not users. I've got a good one Microsoft may not actually be devising a fix for this but.