I am adding the modified powershell script from this site that shows how I include to see if the printer in the inventory is default as well as the modified .mof file.
Works great, I can see in the Resource Explorer the network printers for each PC I've deployed the powershell script to and it shows True or False for whether the Printer is the default.
Now I would like to create a Report where I select a Device Collection, and it displays the PC Name and the Default Printer.
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Custom report with Default Printer
in Reports
Posted · Edited by Ryan Weaver
Basically I created WMI to scan for Network Printers on PCs using the following method
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/SCCM-2012-NETWORK-PRINTER-776b59b4
I am adding the modified powershell script from this site that shows how I include to see if the printer in the inventory is default as well as the modified .mof file.
Works great, I can see in the Resource Explorer the network printers for each PC I've deployed the powershell script to and it shows True or False for whether the Printer is the default.
Now I would like to create a Report where I select a Device Collection, and it displays the PC Name and the Default Printer.
NetworkPrinterInventory.ps1
awesome.mof