In a previous post, I outline the steps for deploying Hybrid cloud print. Here are some noteworthy issues and errors you may encounter when deploying/ testing this solution through either of the supported pre-authentication methods, and some ways to remediate them. Publishing permissions. This error indicates that you do not have permissions print server management permissions or permissions to modify the Mopria database file. Address this by following steps #2 and #8 of the referenced post above. Read and Sign-in Authorization for Native client or web apps This error indicates that required permissions are missing on Native client or Web apps it further indicates that you’ve not delegated permissions to the app for required APIs, as outlined in steps #10 … Read More
Hybrid Cloud Print with Passthrough Authentication – Detailed steps
In a previous post, I gave an overview of the Windows Server Hybrid Cloud Print solution. This is a solution that enables organizations to support print functionality for MDM-managed BYOD and Azure AD joined devices. Organizations will find this solution useful if they plan to: Leverage existing global printing investments to support BYOD and non-domain joined devices deploy Azure AD joined devices into existing AD and global print environment support MDM managed BYOD support printing while away from the corpnet The solution supports single sign-on user authentication and allows your to leverage your existing authorization processes. I briefly covered this in the previous post. In this article, I will go over the steps for configuring Hybrid Cloud Print using … Read More
Overview of Hybrid Cloud Print Solution
Hybrid Cloud Print is a relatively new feature that is built on the Windows Print Server role in Windows Server 2016. It enables users to discover and securely print to on-premises printers from their Azure AD joined, and MDM managed devices, and from wherever they have an internet access. The solution is built on a Windows print service and discovery service endpoints, both of which are running on IIS services supporting the internet Printing protocol and Mopria Alliance industry printer discovery standard, respectively. For the server-side configuration, you will need to : install the Print Server Windows Server feature Install Hybrid cloud Print through for instance, the PowerShell modules Configure IIS endpoints to support SSL Install and configure SQLite package … Read More