Print Server For Mac



The number of Mac computers used in companies is growing steadily and with it, also grows the need for optimal printing support. ThinPrint has created the leading enterprise printing solution in order to achieve this.

Whether in Windows or Citrix environments, with or without central print servers – with the ThinPrint Client Mac, companies seamlessly integrate Macs into their ThinPrint environment and experience the diverse benefits the print solution offers for the many Mac models.

–Sublime Text – a powerful classic code editorSublime Text is another promising coding editor for Mac OS. App coding software for mac. All the visualization options (fonts, colours) are set via a CSS/LESS file. However, this manager works perfectly without changing the settings, so you can start working on your projects straight away.On top of the possibility of adding features, configurations can be used to change interface. If you don’t have time to set them manually, choose a theme from tons of those published by other community users.I use Atom as my primary text editor after a few years of moving back and forth with SublimeText 3.

To add the printer connected to the print server to your computer, complete the following: Click the Apple icon. Click System Preferences Printers & Scanners. At the bottom of the list of printers, click +. On the Add screen, click IP. In the Address field, enter the IP address of the print server. Mac OS X Printing via the Windows Print Server. Introduction With the number of Macs growing, especially in the academic and consumer fields the need to support them has become a must have for many existing Windows environments. ThinPrint is the only solution that offers printing via ICA/HDX even when a central print server is used. Reliable printing in home and branch offices: Thanks to ThinPrint Secure Tunnel, print jobs are even delivered via TCP/IP when a Mac is located in a masked network or firewall restrictions require a reversal of the communication direction.

A distinct advantage for Mac users in home or branch offices is that the installation of the client requires only a few clicks and the printers assigned to the Mac are automatically mapped to the terminal session. They can print instantly from a XenApp or XenDesktop session via ICA to their locally installed printers. If the RDP session protocol is used, then printing over TCP/IP is possible as an alternative.

Mac

T he 'Use:' drop down should automatically select the correct drivers for your printer model. If it defaults to 'Generic Printer', try: Try changing the Protocol setting, and re-select 'Auto Select' from the Use menu. Repeat for each Protocol setting. Make sure you and your printer are powered on and connected to the network, naturally. On your Mac, choose Apple menu System Preferences, then click Printers & Scanners.

ThinPrint Highlights for Macs

  • High-speed printing: Advanced Adaptive Compression, the intelligent ThinPrint technology for compression, ensures print data is reduced by up to 98%.
  • Full control of bandwidth: Set per connection – for example, for each branch office – the maximum bandwidth permitted for printing. This limits bandwidth used regardless of how many users print simultaneously.
  • Significantly simplified printer driver management: The company’s original printer drivers can be maintained centrally on the ThinPrint server. Here, only the Windows versions of the printer drivers are necessary. In the remote desktop sessions only a virtual printer driver is used. This provides users with virtually all the options of the original printer driver.
  • Automatic printer mapping: ThinPrint AutoConnect ensures that when accessing physical or virtual desktops, Mac users always have access to the required printers – whether locally-based or network printers.
  • Flexible delivery of print jobs: Print either using the print server via TCP/IP or within the Citrix session via ICA/HDX. ThinPrint is the only solution that offers printing via ICA/HDX even when a central print server is used.
  • Reliable printing in home and branch offices: Thanks to ThinPrint Secure Tunnel, print jobs are even delivered via TCP/IP when a Mac is located in a masked network or firewall restrictions require a reversal of the communication direction. Branch or home office employees, who cannot print via ICA/HDX, can do so without leased lines or VPN connections.
Windows print server for macPrinter

Get started

Add Windows Shared Printer Mac

Download and use ThinPrint with full functionality for 30 days – free of charge and without obligation.

Download Now

jimbou

New member
Good morning,
I am having hard time to print to a print server.
I have Mac OS X, and a printer HP Deskjet D2360.
I have tried with two different print servers: ViewSonic WPS-100 and Iogear GPSU21. Each time, I have configured the Mac with LPD protocol, the print server IP address, the print queue name as indicated by the server manufacturer (l1), and the HP Deskjet D2300 driver for MAC downloaded from HP web site.
When I try to print, the printer stays still. The print server tells me that a print job was received and that 0 byte was printed.
I have made tests using other printing protocols (IPP and HP Deskjet socket), using generic printer drivers. I have also tried other printer queue names (LP1, lp1, L1) but unsuccessfully.
Both print servers work fine from Windows.
Also, the printer works fine when connected directly to the Mac USB port.
Thanks for any idea on how to fix this.