#PRINT SERVER CLOUD WINDOWS#
Read more about Windows 365 here Get started with Windows 365 – Microsoft Tech CommunityĬlick on the title to jump to that spot in this article: Learn in this article everything around the new Microsoft 365 service Universal Print – including the deployment of printers with Microsoft Endpoint Manager to your Windows 365 cloud PCs.
Read more about the experiences here: Jamming to a new tune: Transforming Microsoft’s printing infrastructure with Universal Print – IT Showcase Blog 😊Īnother great fact, Microsoft’s internal Core Services Engineering and Operations (CSEO) department is already using Universal Print in a remote world for a while on a large scale. This essentially means that everything around the server infrastructure is already pre-built and maintained overtime for you. Transforming your traditional server environment to the Cloud is something to do in stages, going from your traditional RDS/VDI infrastructure to services like Azure Virtual Desktop is one, where other services like printing are remaining-there’s now a service that can fulfill the same service responsibilities benefits as Universal Print is a Platform-as-a-Service solution. Universal Print eliminates the need for on-premises print servers and let you easily manage – and deploy printers directly with Microsoft Endpoint Manager to use them as part of your Windows Virtual (or physical) Desktops. Universal Print is a cloud-based print solution to allow IT, admins, to share printers through the cloud. “It’s time to modernize your traditional print-server infrastructure start printing to the Cloud!” This is where the new Microsoft 365 service Universal Print come into play! While printing needs are decreasing, it’s important to simplify the service maintenance overhead. There are still a lot of business verticals e.g., governments that regulated their business around physical paper. While working more and more remotely, you could ask do I still need printers as part of Windows 365? The short answer is yes.
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