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Last month we released a brand new cloud print solution for you to play with.
It’s called PaperCut Mobility Print (we were going to call it Cloud Print, but another company totally had claim to that name, soooooo…).
Here’s everything you need to know about it
Some time ago, Google and PaperCut told the printing world about secure LDAP. It was a time. The only downside? Hungry fans had to wait for, ya know, the release.
Well, the day’s finally come! Secure LDAP is now available, rounding out our fab offering for Google organizations.
Read on for the details.
Our new collaboration with Google as a Premier Partner will see us make a lot of wonderful things for Google-based workplaces.
We can’t say heaps right now, but there’ll definitely be some happy sysadmins when PaperCut 18.3 releases in November.Â
In the meantime, let’s recap the announcement, and dive into what it all means for you.
When we launched Mobility Print, we were confident we had something on our hands that could really improve how users print remotely from their own devices.
Nearly a year and a half on – and 15 million print jobs later – it’s exceeded our wildest expectations.
Read on to learn how Mobility Print’s empowering smarter printing.
The use of BYOD (‘Bring Your Own Device’ for those new to the term) in business means employees want to print from whatever device they’ve happened to bring in from home.
Up til now, that’s been a little tricky to manage from an IT POV. Not anymore though – thanks to Mobility Print now working happily with Mac and Linux servers.
Mobility Print can now help eliminate the frustrations caused by not being able to print from bring your own devices (BYOD) and mobile devices in more languages than ever before. Find out what the languages are …
The simplicity and versatility of Mobility Print is now supported with the seamless failover of Site Servers. Not only can users have choice and freedom to print from whatever device is at their disposal, SysAdmins can have the confidence that their Mobility Print network will be always available when using Site Servers. Extending the integration […]
With the use of subnet filtering, you can now restrict which printers are available for each subnet at your organization. Mobility Print allows printers to only be made available to specified groups or users. So in a college, for example, you might have all student devices on a different subnet to the staff devices, and want each of these […]
For customers using Mobility Print with either PaperCut NG or PaperCut MF, you can now quickly and easily set the printer authentication mode for each individual printer . By default, the authentication mode is set to “per device”, which means users details are remembered for the device they are printing from. However by clicking on the Select […]
PaperCut 17.0 makes your job even easier with Mobility Print, a new modern UI design, Integrated Scanning, and direct copier access for guests. Release overview Mobility Print for simplified BYOD printing A new modern UI design on the Admin web interface PaperCut MF on Toshiba and Epson now with Integrated Scanning PaperCut MF refresh on […]
Welcome to this week’s installment of the Project Banksia Blog with the notable improvement that this is now actually a blog and not an email! Thanks Jack! Since this blog now may be reaching a new audience, it’s probably a timely reminder that we’re rolling updates to Project Banksia installations automatically. As long as the […]
The iPhone is 10 years old – where did the time go? When the first iPhone came out, who knew we wouldn’t be able to live without it. But now smartphones and mobile devices are everywhere. Students bring their laptops to university, kids have iPads at school and co-workers want to connect their phone to the […]
