Deploying Printers Using Group Policy

What is the primary purpose of Group Policy in deploying printers?

• To manage user accounts

• To automate software updates

• To control security settings

• To centrally manage and deploy printers

Which tool is primarily used to create and manage Group Policy Objects (GPOs)?

• Registry Editor

• Device Manager

• Group Policy Management Console (GPMC)

• Task Manager

What is the first step in deploying an EPSON L120 printer using Group Policy?

• Install the printer drivers on a local machine

• Create a shared printer on the network

• Edit the Local Group Policy

• Update Windows

Where should a printer be shared from before deploying it via Group Policy?

• Any user's personal computer

• A network server

• The internet

• A mobile device

In the Group Policy Management Console, under which category do you create a new GPO for printers?

• Computer Configuration

• User Configuration

• Software Settings

• Hardware Settings

How can you make sure the EPSON L120 printer is available to all users on the network?

• Assign it to individual users

• Share it via email

• Deploy it using a GPO linked to the Active Directory

• Install it manually on each computer

Which setting should be configured to deploy printers to users based on their location?

• Security Filtering

• Item-Level Targeting

• Loopback Policy Processing

• Network Mapping

What is the advantage of using Group Policy for printer deployment?

• It uses less bandwidth

• It simplifies the process of printer installation

• It improves printer speed

• It enhances printer quality

What is necessary to ensure printer drivers are correctly installed on client machines?

• Manually install drivers on each client

• Include drivers in the GPO

• Download drivers from the internet

• Use default Windows drivers

Which of the following is a potential issue when deploying printers using Group Policy?

• Increased security

• Printer driver compatibility

• Faster printing speed

• More network storage