Here is a sample PowerShell script that retrieves the LDAP settings for printers:
$printers = Get-Printer -Name "PrinterName" foreach($printer in $printers) { $printerPort = $printer.PortName $printerDriver = $printer.DriverName $printerConfig = Get-PrinterProperty -Name $printer.Name -Key "ldapSettings" $ldapServer = $printerConfig.ldapServer $ldapPort = $printerConfig.ldapPort $ldapSearchBase = $printerConfig.ldapSearchBase Write-Host "Printer: $($printer.Name)" Write-Host "Port: $($printerPort)" Write-Host "Driver: $($printerDriver)" Write-Host "LDAP Server: $($ldapServer)" Write-Host "LDAP Port: $($ldapPort)" Write-Host "LDAP Search Base: $($ldapSearchBase)" }
This script retrieves the printers with the specified name and then loops through each printer to retrieve its port name, driver name, and LDAP settings. The Get-PrinterProperty
cmdlet is used to retrieve the LDAP settings for each printer. The script then displays the retrieved information using the Write-Host
cmdlet.
You can modify the script to fit your specific needs, such as adding more printer properties or filtering the printers by location or type.