HP PrinterOn Enterprise Configuration Guide

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Version 4.2.1
PrinterOn Enterprise
Configuration Guide
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Chapter 1: Introduction ............................................................................................................................ 10
PrinterOn Server editions ......................................................................................................................................... 11
Key concepts of the PrinterOn solution .............................................................................................................. 11
PrinterOn printers .................................................................................................................................................. 11
Secure Release Anywhere pools ...................................................................................................................... 12
The PrinterOn solution components .................................................................................................................... 12
Architecture overview .......................................................................................................................................... 13
New in this release ...................................................................................................................................................... 14
Chapter 2: Exploring the Configuration Manager ........................................................................... 15
Launching the Configuration Manager ............................................................................................................... 15
Logging in with the default value ................................................................................................................... 16
Basic and Advanced views ................................................................................................................................. 17
Component-specific UI ....................................................................................................................................... 17
Tabbed interface .................................................................................................................................................... 18
Accessing PrinterOn Server component configurations .............................................................................. 25
Administering the Configuration Manager ....................................................................................................... 26
Showing or hiding advanced settings ........................................................................................................... 26
Changing your Configuration Manager password ................................................................................... 26
Connecting remote servers to a parent Configuration Manager ....................................................... 28
Using LDAP/AD for Configuration Manager authentication ................................................................ 30
Logging out ............................................................................................................................................................. 31
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Chapter 3: Managing and configuring PrinterOn printers ........................................................... 32
Viewing the Printers List ........................................................................................................................................... 33
Adding PrinterOn printers ........................................................................................................................................ 33
Working with the Printers list ................................................................................................................................. 34
Configuring individual printer settings ............................................................................................................... 35
Defining the printer identification settings ................................................................................................. 36
Defining the printer location settings ........................................................................................................... 38
Specifying printer driver information ............................................................................................................ 39
Configuring the printer’s network location ................................................................................................. 40
Configuring printer-specific workflow options .......................................................................................... 42
Configuring user input labels ........................................................................................................................... 43
Configuring print job and user information ............................................................................................... 44
Configuring print release settings .................................................................................................................. 45
Configuring finishing options ........................................................................................................................... 48
Configuring paper sizes ...................................................................................................................................... 51
Configuring print service pricing ..................................................................................................................... 52
Configuring authorization settings ................................................................................................................. 53
Configuring Printer Output Destinations ........................................................................................................... 54
Managing and configuring Print Delivery Stations (PDS) ............................................................................ 55
Adding Print Delivery Station instances ....................................................................................................... 55
Configuring the Print Delivery Station software ........................................................................................ 56
Linking printers with a Print Delivery Station ............................................................................................. 62
Editing the printer network destination for an embedded PDS agent ............................................ 63
Installing and configuring a remote PDS ..................................................................................................... 64
Enabling Secure Remote Release for printers .................................................................................................. 66
Defining the Remote Queue Monitor URI for each remote PDS ........................................................ 66
Configuring a printer to support Secure Remote Release .................................................................... 67
Ensuring that the PDS is configured to use SSL ........................................................................................ 68
Managing printer departments ............................................................................................................................. 69
Adding, removing, and editing departments ............................................................................................. 69
Adding printers to a department .................................................................................................................... 70
Configuring multiple printers at once ................................................................................................................. 71
Copying template settings to multiple printers ........................................................................................ 72
Configuring printers using configuration profiles .................................................................................... 73
Chapter 4: Configuring Secure Release Anywhere pull printing ................................................ 75
About Secure Release Anywhere ........................................................................................................................... 76
Secure Release Anywhere deployment modes .......................................................................................... 76
Creating and configuring Secure Release Anywhere pools ........................................................................ 78
Adding a Secure Release Anywhere pool .................................................................................................... 79
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Configuring the printer pool settings ............................................................................................................ 79
Adding printers to a Secure Release Anywhere pool .............................................................................. 80
Link a Secure Release Anywhere Pool to a Release Station (PDS) ..................................................... 80
Configuring the Secure Release Anywhere workflow ................................................................................... 81
Configuring Basic Secure Release Anywhere ............................................................................................. 83
Configuring Advanced Secure Release Anywhere .................................................................................... 84
Configuring Secure Release Anywhere release stations .............................................................................. 85
Formatting the Secure Release Anywhere URL for web-based release ........................................... 86
Bookmarking the Secure Release Anywhere URL for Samsung Smart UX ...................................... 91
Configuring the Ricoh device browser .......................................................................................................... 92
Configuring a Brother BSI (local network) Secure Release Anywhere release station ................ 94
Chapter 5: Configuring workflows ....................................................................................................... 97
Configuring the Web Print workflow ................................................................................................................... 98
Configuring the Mobile Print workflow ........................................................................................................... 100
Configuring the Email Print workflow .............................................................................................................. 101
Configuring Exchange Web Services (EWS) settings ............................................................................ 103
Configuring IMAP4 settings ........................................................................................................................... 109
Configuring Domino settings (Enterprise Edition only) ....................................................................... 111
Configuring the SMTP Server for outbound messages ....................................................................... 113
Configuring the Advanced Email Settings ................................................................................................ 115
Configuring the Google Cloud Print workflow ............................................................................................. 116
Google Cloud Print authentication .............................................................................................................. 117
Adding a Google Cloud printer .................................................................................................................... 117
Configuring Google Cloud Print general settings ................................................................................. 118
Sharing a Google Cloud printer .................................................................................................................... 118
Configuring the PrinterOn Queue Management System (PQMS) workflow ..................................... 119
Configuring the PQMS connector ............................................................................................................... 120
Mapping the Windows Print Queue to a PrinterOn printer .............................................................. 121
Configuring IPP and native iOS/macOS workflows ..................................................................................... 121
Configuring native iOS/macOS printing .................................................................................................... 122
Configuring IPP Printing .................................................................................................................................. 123
Chapter 6: Managing your PrinterOn deployment ....................................................................... 127
Viewing system information ................................................................................................................................. 127
Viewing version information for all installed server components ................................................... 129
Exporting server and system information ................................................................................................. 129
Creating a package of diagnostic information ....................................................................................... 130
Configuring general cross-component settings .......................................................................................... 130
Setting debug logging levels ......................................................................................................................... 131
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Configuring Job Management settings ..................................................................................................... 132
Configuring proxy settings for the Central Print Services .................................................................. 133
Configuring printer synchronization settings .......................................................................................... 134
Configuring service capabilities .................................................................................................................... 134
Configuring job storage ......................................................................................................................................... 137
Enabling server-side print preview for the PrinterOn Mobile App ....................................................... 140
Server-side preview workflow ....................................................................................................................... 141
Server prerequisites ........................................................................................................................................... 141
Enabling server-side previews ....................................................................................................................... 141
Starting, stopping, or restarting the PrinterOn services ............................................................................ 142
Managing your PrinterOn license ...................................................................................................................... 142
Updating your PrinterOn license .................................................................................................................. 143
Downloading your PrinterOn license .......................................................................................................... 144
Downloading a custom PrinterOn license ................................................................................................ 144
Viewing your license information ................................................................................................................ 146
Modifying the server deployment mode .................................................................................................. 146
Managing components .......................................................................................................................................... 150
Adding component instances ........................................................................................................................ 150
Changing the serial number of an active component ......................................................................... 151
Deleting unused serial numbers ................................................................................................................... 151
Chapter 7: Configuring authentication settings ............................................................................. 153
Supported authentication methods .................................................................................................................. 153
Selecting your authentication method ............................................................................................................ 154
Configuring PrinterOn to authenticate with LDAP/AD .............................................................................. 155
Creating and managing LDAP/AD profiles ............................................................................................... 157
Configuring LDAP/AD server profiles ......................................................................................................... 158
Configuring LDAP/AD access control rules .............................................................................................. 162
Configuring PrinterOn to authenticate against the PrinterOn user store .......................................... 165
Configuring PrinterOn to use Azure AD .......................................................................................................... 166
Configuring the Azure AD communication settings ............................................................................. 167
Configuring PrinterOn to authenticate against a third-party Identity Management Service ..... 170
Configuring the Identity Management Service communication settings .................................... 171
Configuring PrinterOn to authenticate using AAA Login ......................................................................... 173
Configuring PrinterOn to authenticate for Web Print workflow only .................................................. 175
Configuring PrinterOn to authenticate using ACL ....................................................................................... 176
Managing PrinterOn user accounts on the web portal ....................................................................... 177
Configuring guest printing ................................................................................................................................... 179
Configuring guest login settings .................................................................................................................. 180
Designating a printer as a guest printer .................................................................................................... 181
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Configuring authentication requirements for Google Cloud Print users ........................................... 181
Chapter 8: Managing the PrinterOn user store ............................................................................. 183
About the PrinterOn user store .......................................................................................................................... 184
Creating and managing user accounts ............................................................................................................ 185
Adding PrinterOn user accounts .................................................................................................................. 186
Editing user account information ................................................................................................................. 188
Deleting a user account ................................................................................................................................... 189
Creating and managing PrinterOn groups ..................................................................................................... 189
Adding a user group ......................................................................................................................................... 190
Managing the list of users in a user group .............................................................................................. 191
Deleting groups .................................................................................................................................................. 192
Creating and managing PrinterOn Access Control Rules ......................................................................... 192
Defining an Access Control Rule .................................................................................................................. 193
Deleting Access Control Rules ....................................................................................................................... 194
Chapter 9: Integrating user lookup extensions .............................................................................. 195
Configuring User Lookup integration ............................................................................................................... 195
Configuring the User Lookup settings ....................................................................................................... 196
Configuring the behavior for identified and unidentified users ...................................................... 198
Chapter 10: Advanced clustering and document processing scalability ............................... 200
PrintAnywhere Server clustering overview ..................................................................................................... 201
Document processor clustering .................................................................................................................... 201
Server redundancy clustering ........................................................................................................................ 201
Clustering requirements .................................................................................................................................. 201
Print job processing in a clustered deployment ..................................................................................... 202
Creating and configuring a server cluster ....................................................................................................... 203
Adding a new PrintAnywhere Server to your PrinterOn service ...................................................... 203
Installing the PrintAnywhere component on the remote server(s) ................................................. 204
Adding servers to a cluster ............................................................................................................................. 206
Chapter 11: Adding a Print Delivery Hub ........................................................................................... 211
System capacity ......................................................................................................................................................... 212
Network layout .......................................................................................................................................................... 212
Common deployment scenarios ........................................................................................................................ 212
Single server deployment ............................................................................................................................... 213
Two node redundant deployment ............................................................................................................... 213
Multiple redundant PDH clusters ................................................................................................................. 214
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Configuring Internet communications ............................................................................................................. 215
Network Identification and Access .............................................................................................................. 216
Configuring PDH licensing and the Web Services Manager ............................................................. 216
Configuring Network and Broadcast Settings ........................................................................................ 217
Configuring Thread Pool settings ................................................................................................................ 218
Configuring Print Delivery Station Communication settings ............................................................ 220
XMPP notifications ............................................................................................................................................. 221
Configuring PDH job settings .............................................................................................................................. 222
Configuring Print Processing settings ........................................................................................................ 223
Configuring Unclaimed Job Handling settings ....................................................................................... 225
Advanced Network Settings ........................................................................................................................... 225
Logging ........................................................................................................................................................................ 226
Configuring SSL settings for your PDH ............................................................................................................ 228
SSL Certificate Keystore ................................................................................................................................... 228
Entering SSL Information ................................................................................................................................. 229
Configuring scalability behavior ......................................................................................................................... 230
Configuring Cluster Security and Cluster Configuration ..................................................................... 232
Configuring Remote Hub Replication ........................................................................................................ 232
Configuring Remote Hub Resynchronization .......................................................................................... 233
Adding Cluster Peers ......................................................................................................................................... 234
Proxy Configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 236
Chapter 12: Configuring your mail server for PrinterOn email printing ................................ 238
Maintaining email security .................................................................................................................................... 238
Recommended message routing configurations ......................................................................................... 239
Configuring a printing-specific email subdomain ................................................................................. 239
Creating a printing-dedicated mailbox ............................................................................................................ 240
Setting up a mailbox alias in non-ActiveSync environments ............................................................ 240
Creating a mailbox when aliases cannot be used .................................................................................. 241
Configuring email catch-alls ................................................................................................................................ 244
Setting up a catch-all in Exchange 2010 ................................................................................................... 244
Setting up a catch-all in hMailServer .......................................................................................................... 245
Setting up a catch-all in Lotus Domino ..................................................................................................... 245
Chapter 13: Recommendations for service monitoring .............................................................. 248
PrintAnywhere Status Server ................................................................................................................................ 249
PrintAnywhere Processing Server ...................................................................................................................... 249
PrintAnywhere PASPort Server ............................................................................................................................ 250
CPS Tomcat ................................................................................................................................................................. 251
PWCRoute.exe ........................................................................................................................................................... 251
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Windows Print Spooler ........................................................................................................................................... 252
Chapter 14: Troubleshooting problems ........................................................................................... 253
High Level Overview ................................................................................................................................................ 253
Key Troubleshooting Data Points ...................................................................................................................... 254
Job Reference ID ................................................................................................................................................. 254
User Messages ..................................................................................................................................................... 255
Chapter 15: Adding printers in hybrid deployments ................................................................... 256
Adding printers ......................................................................................................................................................... 257
Configuring required settings ....................................................................................................................... 257
Configuring optional settings ........................................................................................................................ 260
Configuring the Payment & Authorization settings ............................................................................. 264
Configuring printer location settings ............................................................................................................... 264
Updating the Service URL ..................................................................................................................................... 265
Configuring MAC address information for Samsung printers ................................................................ 266
Appendix A: Advanced configuration settings .............................................................................. 267
Advanced settings list ............................................................................................................................................. 268
Appendix B: PrinterOn system requirements ................................................................................ 270
System account requirements ............................................................................................................................. 270
Hardware requirements ......................................................................................................................................... 270
Software requirements ........................................................................................................................................... 271
Required software .............................................................................................................................................. 271
Recommended software .................................................................................................................................. 271
Software that should be removed or disabled ....................................................................................... 272
SQL Server installation requirements and issues ................................................................................... 273
Network communication requirements ........................................................................................................... 273
Appendix C: Securing PrinterOn ........................................................................................................ 275
PrinterOn changes to Windows default SSL settings ................................................................................. 275
Enabling TLS support in Tomcat ......................................................................................................................... 276
Using encrypted passwords for PrinterOn Enterprise/Express ............................................................... 278
Verifying that your passwords are encrypted ......................................................................................... 278
Configuring Apache Tomcat to use encrypted passwords ................................................................ 279
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Appendix D: Using the PDG for iOS/macOS devices without Bonjour .................................. 281
Minimum requirements for native iOS/macOS Print without Bonjour ................................................ 281
Sample configuration .............................................................................................................................................. 282
Appendix E: PrinterOn Server components glossary and overview ....................................... 284
Central Print Services .............................................................................................................................................. 284
PrintAnywhere ........................................................................................................................................................... 284
Web Plugins .......................................................................................................................................................... 285
PrintAnywhere Status Server .......................................................................................................................... 285
PrintAnywhere Processing Server ................................................................................................................ 285
PrinterOn PrintWhere Driver Server Edition ................................................................................................... 285
Print Delivery Gateway ........................................................................................................................................... 286
Print Delivery Station .............................................................................................................................................. 286
Print Delivery Hub .................................................................................................................................................... 287
Appendix F: Creating a printer configuration profile .................................................................. 288
Optimizing performance ....................................................................................................................................... 289
Changing the memory pool for Tomcat .................................................................................................... 289
Structure of a printer configuration profile .................................................................................................... 290
CSV Headers ......................................................................................................................................................... 290
CSV Data Types ................................................................................................................................................... 291
Printer configuration profile settings ................................................................................................................ 291
Sample printer configuration profile .......................................................................................................... 294
CSV ID reference ................................................................................................................................................. 294
Appendix G: Importing users into the PrinterOn user store ..................................................... 297
Creating the User List CSV file ............................................................................................................................. 297
Running the SQL script .......................................................................................................................................... 298
Appendix H: Troubleshooting proxy issues ................................................................................... 300
Configuring the proxy settings for an individual component ................................................................. 301
Configuring proxy exceptions ............................................................................................................................. 301
Appendix I: PrinterOn Server network port usage ....................................................................... 302
Appendix J: Managing and scaling the PrinterOn database .................................................... 304
Maintaining database integrity during upgrades ........................................................................................ 304
Database management and scaling .................................................................................................................. 305
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PrinterOn database data types ..................................................................................................................... 305
Guidelines for scalability .................................................................................................................................. 306
Microsoft SQL Express capacity limitations .............................................................................................. 306
Increasing Tomcat memory to handle high Web Print volume ....................................................... 307
Managing account permissions and database access ............................................................................... 308
Setting up access for distributed components ....................................................................................... 308
Enabling SQL Server/Mixed Mode Authentication ............................................................................... 309
Using an alternative database ............................................................................................................................. 311
Creating a new database in your existing SQL Server instance ....................................................... 312
Creating a new database login account .................................................................................................... 314
Migrating data to your SQL Server .............................................................................................................. 315
Modifying the PrinterOn service to use the new database locations ............................................ 318
Appendix K: Configuring your Azure AD or IDM user store .................................................... 320
Configuring Microsoft Azure Active Directory .............................................................................................. 321
Registering PrinterOn with Azure AD ......................................................................................................... 321
Granting PrinterOn permission to access Azure AD data ................................................................... 323
Retrieving communication information from Azure AD ..................................................................... 326
Registering the PrinterOn app with Ping Identity ........................................................................................ 329
Registering the PrinterOn app with Okta ........................................................................................................ 330
Next steps .............................................................................................................................................................. 334
Appendix L: Additional configuration details ................................................................................ 335
Configuring Microsoft Office permissions ...................................................................................................... 335
Reconfiguring the Print Anywhere Server for newly installed applications ....................................... 336
Configuring region-specific encoding for text files .................................................................................... 338
Enabling PrintAnywhere to permit print jobs from a remote CPS server ........................................... 339
Disabling strict SSL verification for CPS ........................................................................................................... 340
Enabling LDAP/AD for PrintWhere .................................................................................................................... 341
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1
Introduction
This guide explains how to configure and monitor the PrinterOn
®
Enterprise software.
The PrinterOn solution allows your users to print without installing drivers and without a
difficult setup or complicated configuration. Once your PrinterOn software is installed and
configured, users can submit print jobs to PrinterOn connected printers in a variety of
ways, including:
• using the PrinterOn Web Print portal
• using the PrinterOn Mobile App
•by email
• through Google Cloud Print
• through native Windows print queues, native iOS, or native IPP
PrinterOn also supports Secure Release Anywhereâ„¢ pull printing, which lets users print to
a pool of printers and then pull their print job to the printer within that pool that is most
convenient.
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1.1 PrinterOn Server editions
Your PrinterOn Server installation will install one of the foll owing editions of the software:
• PrinterOn Enterprise: The Enterprise Edition is a full-featured print solution. This
edition supports advanced features such as multi-server deployment, scalability
through clustering, and integration with MDM/EDM solutions.
• PrinterOn Server Express: The PrinterOn Server Express edition is the starter
package. Although it shares all the same basic features as PrinterOn Enterprise, it
excludes many of the advanced configuration features of the Enterprise edition
that are typically unnecessary for a small- to medium-sized business or
organization.
You can upgrade your Express edition to Enterprise at any time.
1.2 Key concepts of the PrinterOn solution
Before working with the PrinterOn solution, it is useful to understand two key concepts:
• PrinterOn printers
• Secure Release Anywhere pools
1.2.1 PrinterOn printers
A PrinterOn printer is not a physical printer, but rather a virtual printer. That is, it is a
definition that maps to a physical printer and defines its printing behavior and supported
features. The PrinterOn server acts as middleware between the user and a physical printer.
When users submit jobs to a PrinterOn printer, the PrinterOn server directs those jobs to
the physical printer or print queue defined for that printer, referred to as an output
destination. Before users can submit print jobs to a PrinterOn printer, you must point
define that printer’s output destination.
PrinterOn printers need not map to physical printers on a one-to-one basis. The benefit of
creating virtual printers is that you can specify different printing behavior or access
privileges for the same physical printer. You simply create multiple PrinterOn printer
definitions, apply different configuration settings to each, and then map them to the same
physical printer. Although it is the same physical printer printing the jobs in each case, to
the user, they appear as distinct printers with different available features.
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For example, consider a hotel with a color printer. The hotel could create one printer
definition that points to their color printer and allows users to print in colour at a specific
price per sheet. They could then create a second printer definition that points to the same
physical printer, but restricts print jobs to black and white, and charges a lower rate per
sheet. For frequent guests, they could also create a third printer definition for the same
printer that does not charge a fee at all.
1.2.2 Secure Release Anywhere pools
Secure Release Anywhere pools are groups of PrinterOn printers. To the user, a printer
pool appears as just another printer. However, instead of distributing jobs to a single
output destination, a printer pool can distribute print jobs to any of its member printers.
Users can go to the output destination of any member printer and pull the print job down
using their credentials or a secure release code.
The printers in a Secure Release Anywhere pool are not limited to a single network; you
can include printers from disparate networks in a single printer pool. For example, a hotel
chain could create a single Secure Release Anywhere pool that contains all the printers
from their business centers in all their hotels worldwide. A guest in the Singapore location
can print to the printer pool, go to the business center, and pull the job down. The same
guest could travel to Seoul the next day, print to the same pool, go to the business center
at the Seoul location, and pull the job down there.
1.3 The PrinterOn solution components
The PrinterOn server software consists of several components that work together to
enable web-based printing from PCs and laptops with Internet access. The PrinterOn
solution is comprised of the following components:
• PrinterOn Central Print Services (CPS): The primary entry point for all requests
submitted to the PrinterOn server. In addition to providing access to print services,
the CPS also hosts the Web Print portal, and the CPS Administration Console.
• PrinterOn PrintAnywhere® server (PAS): Provides document processing and
rendering.
• PrinterOn Print Delivery Station (PDS): Collects print jobs and provides privacy
release capability.
• PrinterOn Print Delivery Gateway (PDG): Provides support for printing from a
variety of devices and systems including iOS, Google Cloud Print compatible
applications or traditional print queues.
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• PrinterOn Print Delivery Hub (PDH): In Enterprise installations, distributes print
jobs to PDSs installed on disparate networks.
• PrinterOn Configuration Manager: Provides a single centralized management
console for all software components, servers and options.
For more information on the PrinterOn components, see PrinterOn Server components
glossary and overview.
The PrinterOn solution can be configured for several popular system integration models
or customized as needed using the available HTML and Java source code. It is easy to
deploy and can be hosted in multiple local or remote network scenarios. The PrinterOn
software has been designed for optional integration with existing network infrastructures,
including LDAP and Print Management Systems.
1.3.1 Architecture overview
Simplified PrinterOn architecture
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Detailed PrinterOn architecture with communication ports
The following diagram illustrates a distributed PrinterOn Enterprise deployment. In
PrinterOn Express, all components must be installed on a single server; multiple networks
and the PDH component are not supported.
1.4 New in this release
This guide documents PrinterOn Enterprise Edition version 4.2.1. This release provides
several bug fixes for the PrinterOn server. There are no major new features added in this
release.
DMZ
Remote Office 2
VLAN Network
Remote Office 1
Different Network
PDS
Internet
Secure Coporate LAN
Submission method
PDG
CPS
PDS
PDH
PAS
Windows Print
Server/PQMS
Mail Server
LDAP/AD
Print Server
PDS
Directory
Google
Windows Computer/Surface Tablet
with PrintWhere
+
Email
Web Upload
or Web App
Mobile Apps for
Android and iOS/
Android plug-in
Google Cloud
Print
Native iOS
and OSX
Reverse Proxy
Communication
PrintWhere: Port 443 Web Upload: Port 443 Mobile Apps: Port 443 IPP Communication Google Cloud Print: Port 443/5222
Email: Port varies Native iOS: Port 6310 PDS: Port 443/631 PDH: Port 443/631
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Exploring the Configuration Manager
The Configuration Manager allows you to configure all PrinterOn Server settings,
administer your printers, and synchronize printer settings.
2.1 Launching the Configuration Manager
To open the PrinterOn Configuration Manager:
1. In your browser, navigate to the Configuration Manager URL that you received
from PrinterOn. For example:
https://ponconf-mycorp.printanywhere.com:8057
2. Log in to the Configuration Manager with the following credentials:
• Username: root
• Password: Use the default password you received from PrinterOn.
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When you log in with your default password, the Configuration Manager
immediately prompts you to change your password.
After you successfully log in, the Configuration Manager appears, displaying the Home >
Overview tab.
2.1.1 Logging in with the default value
If you are logging in to the Configuration Manager for the first time, or you have reset the
password or restored the Root user, you must log in using the default login credentials:
• Username: root
• Password: One of the following values:
• For a trial installation, enter Trial.
• For a licensed installation, enter the APIsiteAuth value found in the [site]
section of your PrinterOn license file (PrinterOnConfig.txt). For example:
[site]
APIsiteUID = 562873393017
APIsiteAuth = SzNQJxV7
AdminEmail = [email protected]
When you log in with your default password, the Configuration Manager immediately
prompts you to change your password.
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2.1.2 Basic and Advanced views
With PrinterOn version 3.2.1 and later, you can display the Configuration Manager in two
views:
• Basic view: Displays commonly configured settings.
• Advanced view: Displays all Basic view settings plus additional advanced settings.
Advanced settings are those that are only rarely configured or are specific to a
particular deployment.
By default, the Configuration Manager opens in Basic view. You can toggle between the
two views using the Show Advanced Settings switch on the Settings menu (see Showing
or hiding advanced settings for detailed steps). As you turn Advanced view on and off, the
interface is dynamically updated to show or hide the advanced settings.
For a complete list of settings that are hidden when the Configuration Manager appears in
Basic view, see Appendix A: Advanced configuration settings.
2.1.3 Component-specific UI
With version 3.2.2 and later, the Configuration Manager provides a flexible UI that adapts
based on which components are present on the server.
The PrinterOn software can be deployed in a variety of ways based on the needs of an
organization. For example, an organization may have a remote Print Delivery Service
component, it might have a Print Delivery Gateway installed on its own server, or may
deploy components in some other distributed scenario in which components are installed
on multiple servers.
To simplify the configuration process in these scenarios, the Configuration Manager
displays only those settings that are relevant to the installed components. When you open
the Configuration Manager, it first checks which components are installed on the server,
then excludes those settings that do not apply to the installed components.
As a result, depending on your deployment and the server you are configuring, you may
not see all the screens or settings described in this guide.
Note: For completeness, this guide documents all settings. Screen shots are typically shown in
Advanced view. As a result, if you are displaying Configuration Manager in Basic view, images in
this guide may appear slightly different than what appears on screen.
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2.1.4 Tabbed interface
The Configuration Manager workspace contains a number of tabs from which you can
configure all aspects of your PrinterOn solution.
Note: As of version 3.2.2, the Configuration Manager only displays configuration settings for
those components that are installed on that server. Depending on which components you have
installed, you may not see all of the tabs listed below.
Tab/Menu Features
Home Provides access to general information about your system health. You
can also manage your PrinterOn license and add PDS, PDH, and Print
Anywhere components to your PrinterOn deployment. For more
information, see The Home tab.
Workflows Lets you configure settings for the various printing workflows that
users can use to print documents to your PrinterOn printers, such as
Web Print or Mobile Print. For more information, see The Workflow
tab.
Authentication Lets you configure settings for your selected authentication method.
For more information, see The Authentication tab.
Printers Lets you add and configure your printers, Secure Release Anywhere
printer pools, and Print Delivery Software. For more information, see
The Printers tab.
Users Lets you define and assign roles to users or groups of users to control
access to PrinterOn-managed resources. Used in conjunction with the
Internal Users, Azure AD, and Third-Party Identity Management
Service authentication methods. For more information, see The Users
tab.
Reports Lets you generate reports on your overall PrinterOn deployment. For
more information, see The Reports tab.
Advanced Provides access to advanced configuration features, such as clustering
and server stuff. For more information, see The Advanced menu.
(Settings menu)
Provides access to general administration tasks. For more information,
see Accessing PrinterOn Server component configurations.
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2.1.4.1 The Home tab
The Home tab provides access to general information about your system health. From the
Home sub-tabs, you can also manage your PrinterOn license and add PDS, and PDH, and
Print Anywhere components to your PrinterOn deployment.
The Home tab contains the following sub-tabs:
Tab Features
Overview Provides system information and an overview of system health.
General Settings Lets you configure cross-component settings.
Services Lets you view and change the status of the PrinterOn services.
Licensing Lets you view and manage your license information.
Serial Numbers Lets you view serial number information for server components and
add additional PDS and PDH instances or PrintAnywhere Servers to
your PrinterOn service.
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HP PrinterOn Enterprise Configuration Guide

Category
Software
Type
Configuration Guide

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