Microsoft Print Server
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Microsoft Print Server
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The Microsoft Print Server connector allows you to import printers from a print server as packages. To setup a connection to the Microsoft Print Server a few things are required:
- The hostname of the Microsoft Print Server.
- An username to connect to the Microsoft Print Server.
- The password that corresponds with the username.
Overview
On the overview page, you can view / configure global settings for the connector.
Name | Description | Required |
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Name | A friendly name for the connector (e.g. Microsoft Print Server), the name will help you identify the connector. | Yes |
Server | Satellite Server that hosts this connector | No |
Method | Determines how the connector should be synchronized, the following options are available:
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No |
Direction | Determins which direction the connector functions
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No |
Enabled | Determines whether or not a connector is available | No |
Default package type | This option determines the way a package will be created, the following options are available:
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Yes |
Package name prefix | The default prefix for package names, this can be helpful to easily identify all packages originating from a certain connector | No |
Description | A description for the connector | No |
Settings
Name | Description | Required |
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Hostname | The hostname on which the Microsoft Print Server is available. | Yes |
Username | The username which will be used to import the applications, the identity needs to be prefixed by the identity source name as specified in the targeted Liquit Workspace environment | Yes |
Password | The password that should be used for the identity. | Yes |
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