Which are features of an iPrint controlled access printer? (Choose 2.)

Controlled access printers require significant administrative action to configure trustee assignments and rights, making them more labor-intensive than public access printers.

Controlled access printers are explicitly governed by eDirectory security rules - this is the core mechanism that restricts access to authorized users only.

A controlled access printer is represented as a Printer object in the eDirectory tree, allowing administrators to manage it with standard NDS object administration tools and apply security equivalences.

The defining characteristic of a controlled access printer is that it restricts usage to only those users or groups who have been explicitly granted rights, enforcing access control through eDirectory security.

Immediate accessibility to all users describes a public access printer, not a controlled access printer, which requires explicit rights before a user can print to it.