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That is what I was afraid of. &nbsp;Thanks for the concise and quick answer!<br />
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G
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That is what I was afraid of.  Thanks for the concise and quick answer!

G

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Hey Experts,<br />
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I am setting up an Mac OD server and I had a question about setting up printers so that they are automatically added for users. &nbsp;I can add printers for users no problem. &nbsp;The question I have is, we have 4 offices and our staff travel between these 4 offices. &nbsp;Is there a way with OD to have only the printers in the office they are in show up? &nbsp;I know I can setup a group for each office and add the set office printer for each offices group, but I am wandering if there is some magic way when a user travels from office A to office B that they no longer see office A's printers and only see office B's printers. &nbsp;Then when they return to office A, they only see office A's printers again. &nbsp;<br />
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Anyone know if this is possible?<br />
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Thanks<br />
G
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Hey Experts,

I am setting up an Mac OD server and I had a question about setting up printers so that they are automatically added for users.  I can add printers for users no problem.  The question I have is, we have 4 offices and our staff travel between these 4 offices.  Is there a way with OD to have only the printers in the office they are in show up?  I know I can setup a group for each office and add the set office printer for each offices group, but I am wandering if there is some magic way when a user travels from office A to office B that they no longer see office A's printers and only see office B's printers.  Then when they return to office A, they only see office A's printers again.  

Anyone know if this is possible?

Thanks
G

Mac Server OD and Printer setup

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