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#SET UP CLOUD PRINTER HOW TO#
#SET UP CLOUD PRINTER LICENSE#

Once we have setup the Universal Print connector, we are going to configure the connected/shared printers from the Universal Print Portal to assign them to users.

#SET UP CLOUD PRINTER HOW TO#

The plan is to first identify the printers that we will be onboarding to the Universal Print service, as this will determine if we can connect the printer directly to the Universal Print service, or if there will be a requirement for a Universal Print Connector.įor this blog, we are going to use a printer without native Universal Print support since Universal Print ready printers will have different instructions on how to connect to the Universal Print service. Microsoft Endpoint Manager - optional should you want to deploy the printers automatically to end users.A client/server machine to host the Universal Print Connector for printers without native Universal Print support.Universal Print Ready Printer or a Printer without native Universal Print Support.Universal Print (standalone) - USD $4.00 per user per month and includes 5 jobs per month*.Microsoft 365 Enterprise F3, E3, E5, A3, A5.

#SET UP CLOUD PRINTER LICENSE#

Universal Print license is included in the following licenses:

Universal Print License - License is required for both users and administrators who will be setting up the Universal Print Service.

To enable Universal Print capability, I have listed down the pre-requisites to be met: One of our customers would like to utilize the Universal Print capability, currently they have adapted cloud only infrastructure approach and wants to bring in their print management to the same platform.

Printers without native Universal Print support - These are your regular printers which will be discussed in this blog.

Universal Print Ready Printers - To find out more about Universal Print Ready printers, you can visit this link.There are two types of printer setup that Universal Print supports It centralizes print management through Universal Print Portal and is fully integrated with Azure AD. Universal Print is a subscription-based, modern print solution that organizations can use to manage their print infrastructure through cloud services from Microsoft. One question that is often being asked when considering a smooth transition to a cloud only environment is, how do we make sure that the corporate printers can still work as normal, and continue to automatically be added to the user’s profile? This blog will answer that question and more. A large majority of organizations are now moving into cloud only infrastructure, with identity being handled by Azure Active Directory, collaboration and security using Microsoft 365, and applications using services such as Azure Web Apps and Containers.