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Lesson 5 Implementing an Audit Policy
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The Advanced Security Settings dialog box appears.
4. In the Auditing tab, click Add, select the appropriate users or groups for whom
you want to audit printer access, and then click OK.
5. In the Apply Onto box in the Auditing Entry dialog box, select where the auditing
setting applies.
The options in the Apply Onto box for a printer are This Printer Only, Documents,
and This Printer And Documents.
6. Under Access, select the Successful check box, the Failed check box, or both for
the events that you want to audit (see Figure 16-14).
7. Click OK in the appropriate dialog boxes to exit.
Figure 16-14 Select printer events to be audited.
Table 16-8 describes audit events for printers and explains which user action triggers
the event.
Table 16-8 Printer Events and What Triggers Them
Event User Activity That Triggers the Event
Print Printing a file
Manage Printers Changing printer settings, pausing a printer, sharing a printer, or
removing a printer
Manage Documents Changing job settings; pausing, restarting, moving, or deleting
documents; sharing a printer; or changing printer properties
Read Permissions Viewing printer permissions
Change Permissions Changing printer permissions
Take Ownership Taking printer ownership