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Reclaim printing resources and change your user’s perspective on printing from right to privilege.

Product: PrintControl
Solution:
Print Management
Developer:
Northern
Release:
v2.8

Licensing

PrintControl is licensed per host and per number of printers that each host should control and manage. A single license of PrintControl provides support for installation of the solution on one host and for a maximum number of printers to be managed from that host. A 1-host 10-printer license, for instance, allows for installation of PrintControl on 1 host and for a maximum of 10 printers to be managed from that host.

The printers which are to be monitored and managed using PrintControl do not need to be physically attached to the host where PrintControl is installed. They merely need to be available to that printer via the network. It is important to note, however, that network load is greater where a configuration includes many remotely monitored printers.

Note that purchasing and using two separate licenses of PrintControl will effectively create two separate print management systems. This may be desirable in some situations and undesirable in others.

Cluster Licenses
A cluster aware version of PrintControl is available. This version is only supplied with an unlimited printer license.

PrintControl is available as a 30-day trial. Click here to download the latest version.

 
Feedback

One thing I wanted to iterate, that is of great importance to IT managers is print queuing speed in networks. While the university here is biting off more than they can chew, they will have an immense problem once pay for print begins. These folks are only looking at the financial end of things, and not time in system for users. Without a cap on number of pages allowed to be printed, or kind of documents, I see servers getting bogged down to a virtual halt, while images are being rasterized, huge PowerPoint presentations are being printed, and other stuff downloaded from the Internet. Without printing constraints, my cartridges now only last for 2700 copies, not 5000 as were intended. Long lines of customers waiting for their print jobs will occur, many customers will leave jobs unclaimed as they leave in haste.”

Nikki Hoier, M.S. Ed.S, Manager

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