Each of the remote sites represent how UniPrint Infinity can be deployed and used to print through a remote session whether it be a Citrix session, Remote Desktop Services, VMware Horizon View or Cloud.
Jan 08 2020
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How it works
UniPrint Infinity Components
Bridge Server
Is the only dedicated server required in the solution. It functions as a license server and a central print management server, It also will host the virtual print jobs when using the VPQ.
Print Server (Gateway Setup)
This is typically a windows print server, our software will install on top of existing Microsoft print servers and will collect all the printers allowing them to be accessed by UniPrint.
Application Server
This is also known as the UniPrint agent, it is the universal diver engine which allows us to convert print jobs to PDF in the background, it provides the location-based printing servics and virtual print queue. Install anywhere application run.
UniPrint Client (Only required for Server/Client setup)
Install the UniPrint client on any Windows or MAc OSX endpoints that you would like to use for Server / Client printing.
Database Server
Centralised database stores Printer Profiles and PrintPAL mappings to be replicated and reduces interruptions to SecurePrint and the Statistics modules.
Users print from their server sessions to a printer connected to their workstation.
Users print from the server sessions to a network printer connected to the UniPrint Print Server.
Users print through SecurePrint, whereby they are required to authenticate in order for their print jobs to physically print at a selected printer. User authentication can be done through a vPad device, the embedded VPQ Connector application, and on mobile devices through the Vault.
Users print through their mobile devices by installing a free app from an app store which is used to connect to the UniPrint Mobile Service. The Mobile Service is the gateway to the UniPrint Infinity printing system and therefore allows users to either print to network printers or use SecurePrint for pull printing. Alternatively, mobile users can also use email to send an attachment to a printer’s email address (as determined by an administrator) and the attachment will print out at that printer.