No, the license keys are designed for installation on a single license server. As a rule, one license server manages the license keys for all the ThinPrint Engines within an environment.
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ThinPrint Engine • Getting Started
- ThinPrint • Overview
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ThinPrint Engine on print servers
- Print server scenarios
- Technical print server requirements
- ThinPrint installation, configuration and update (on print servers)
- ThinPrint Ports on print servers
- ThinPrint Output Gateway on print servers
- V-Layer
- Encryption of print data when using a print server
- AutoConnect: Printer mapping with print servers
- Virtual Channel Gateway
- Windows Registry entries of ThinPrint Engine on print servers
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ThinPrint Engine on remote desktops
- Remote desktop scenarios
- Technical remote desktop requirements
- Installing ThinPrint Engine on remote desktops
- Example configuration
- Global remote desktop settings
- ThinPrint Ports on remote desktops
- Creating printers and templates
- ThinPrint Output Gateway on remote desktops
- Encrypting of print data from remote desktops
- AutoConnect: Printer mapping without print servers
- Windows Registry entries of ThinPrint Engine on remote desktops
- Quick start
- Practice
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ThinPrint Engine Components
- High Availability and Load Balancing
- Printer Self Service
- ThinPrint Group Policies
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Connection Service aka Secure Tunnel
- Connection Service scenarios
- Licensing of Connection Service
- Technical restrictions for the Connection Service
- Installing the Connection Service
- Sample configuration • Connection Service
- TLS encryption of the ThinPrint Secure Tunnel (Connection Service)
- Setting up high availability for Connection Service
- Updating the Connection Service
- Uninstalling the Connection Service
- Relevant Registry keys of Connection Service
- ThinPrint Tracking
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ThinPrint Clients
- ThinPrint Client Windows
- ThinPrint Client for VMware Horizon
- ThinPrint Client Mac
- ThinPrint Client Linux
- ThinPrint Client for HP Printers
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ThinPrint Management Services
- Management Services • Overview
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Management Services • Installation
- Management Services scenario
- Installing License Server for Management Services
- Installing Management Services
- Enabling strong cryptography for Tpms
- How to create a first printer with Tpms?
- Installing ThinPrint Client on local print servers or workstations (optional)
- Installing ThinPrint Engine on central print servers (optional)
- Installing ThinPrint Engine on remote desktops or workstations (optional)
- Installing AutoConnect GPO on an Active Directory member server (optional)
- Installing Connection Service in the DMZ (optional)
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Management Services • Practice
- Three-step architecture of Tpms
- Initiating Tpms.Powershell
- Creating a printer on a Standard TCP/IP Port
- Creating a printer on an LPR Port
- Creating multiple Output Gateway printers on a single ThinPrint Port
- Creating a number of ThinPrint Ports
- Creating a V-Layer on a Standard TCP/IP Port
- Creating a V-Layer on a ThinPrint Port
- Creating a V-Layer in which both printer objects are shared
- Creating a native printer on an LPD type ThinPrint Port
- Updating printers, ports and drivers
- Migrating a Windows Server 2003 print server
- Creating an import file for AutoConnect’s Map Additional Printers table
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Management Services • Cmdlets • Part 1
- Management Services cmdlets • Overview
- Set-TpmsServiceUrl
- Get-TpmsServiceUrl
- New-TpmsObjSetupAgent
- Start-TpmsSetupByAgent
- Set-TpmsLogLevel
- Set-TpmsDriverRepositoryOptions
- Get-TpmsDriverRepositoryOptions
- Import-TpmsDriverArchive
- Find-TpmsDriverArchive
- Remove-TpmsDriverArchive
- New-TpmsObjDriver
- New-TpmsObjTpPortTcp
- New-TpmsObjTpPortLpr
- New-TpmsObjTpPortCon
- New-TpmsObjTpPortVcg
- New-TpmsObjTpPortVcp
- New-TpmsObjTcpIpPortLpr
- New-TpmsObjTcpIpPortRaw
- Add-TpmsSnmpInfo
- New-TpmsObjPrinter
- New-TpmsObjPrinterTpog
- Add-TpmsSharingInfo
- Add-TpmsClientInfo
- New-TpmsObjTpClient
- New-TpmsObjQueryAgent
- Start-TpmsQueryByAgent
- New-TpmsObjVLayerPair
- New-TpmsObjApplyAgent
- Start-TpmsApplyByAgent
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Management Services • Cmdlets • Part 2
- Format-TpmsDispatch
- Set-TpmsCachingBehaviour
- ConvertTo-TpmsMigrationScript
- Set-TpmsServiceUri
- Get-TpmsSetupServer
- Start-TpmsSetupServerList
- Set-TpmsRelayLogLevel
- Get-TpmsTpPortTcp
- Get-TpmsTpPortLpd
- Get-TpmsTpPortCon
- Get-TpmsTpPortVcg
- Get-TpmsTpPortVcp
- Get-TpmsTcpIpLprPort
- Get-TpmsTcpIpRawPort
- Get-TpmsPrinter
- Get-TpmsTpogPrinter
- Get-TpmsClientAddress
- Get-TpmsQueryServer
- Start-TpmsQueryServerList
- Get-TpmsVLayerConnection
- Get-TpmsApplyServer
- Start-TpmsApplyServerList
- Management Services • ScriptRunner
- Management Services • Appendix
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Personal Printing
- Personal Printing • Introduction
- Installing Personal Printing
- Configuring Personal Printing server
- Personal Printing Release Station
- User self registration & JobViewer
- Smartphone authentication
- Personal Printing clients on network printers
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Options and supplemental information
- Licensing of Personal Printing
- Adding Personal Printers
- Font management
- Changing the language of the print dialogue
- Storing print jobs encrypted
- Encrypting user data during transmission
- Editing instructions for self-registration
- Setting up users manually
- Print job tracking
- Unattended installation of Personal Printing
- Updating Personal Printing
- Uninstalling Personal Printing
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Licensing, Certificates and Diagnostics
- ThinPrint licensing
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License server
- Technical requirements License Server
- Installing License Server
- Accessing user configuration
- Assigning a license to a user
- Editing user accounts and releasing ThinPrint licenses
- License key overview
- Entering license keys
- Activating license keys
- Further installation options
- Creating ThinPrint license reports
- License server's PowerShell module
- Enterprise Portal
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Creating and installing certificates
- Creating certificates for printing
- Setting up a certification server
- Preparing the server’s web interface for https
- Creating and installing certificates for ThinPrint
- Configuring ThinPrint Client Windows for encryption
- Installing server and root certificates on central print servers
- Configuring ThinPrint Engine for encryption
- Ports
- ThinPrint Diagnostic Utility
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ThinPrint Hub
- Intended use and safety information
- Quickstart with ThinPrint Hub
- Hub web console
- ThinPrint Hub Finder
- Updating the Hub
- Hub PowerShell module
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Hub cmdlets • Part 1
- Find-TPHubDevices
- Set-TPHubTemporaryNetworkConfig
- Set-TPHubUri
- Get-TPHubUri
- Set-TPHubProxy
- Get-TPHubProxy
- Set-TPHubServerCertificateValidation
- Get-TPHubServerCertificateValidation
- Get-TPHubAuthentication
- Clear-TPHubAuthentication
- Get-TPHubPrinter
- Add-TPHubPrinter
- Set-TPHubPrinter
- Get-TPHubAvailableUSB
- Remove-TPHubPrinter
- Remove-TPHubAllPrinter
- Get-TPHubDefaultPrinter
- Set-TPHubDefaultPrinter
- Set-TPHubFindPrintersSettings
- Get-TPHubFindPrintersSettings
- Get-TPHubFindPrinters
- Set-TPHubDiscoveredPrinter
- Get-TPHubDiscoveredPrinter
- Add-TPHubDiscoveredPrinterBlacklist
- Remove-TPHubDiscoveredPrinterBlacklist
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Hub cmdlets • Part 2
- Get-TPHubNetworkDesc
- Set-TPHubNetworkDesc
- Get-TPHubNetworkIPV4
- Set-TPHubNetworkIPV4
- Get-TPHubNetworkIPV6
- Get-TPHubNetworkIEEE802.1X
- Set-TPHubNetworkIEEE802.1X
- Get-TPHubThinPrintConfig
- Set-TPHubThinPrintConfig
- Get-TPHubThinPrintConSvcConfig
- Set-TPHubThinPrintConSvcConfig
- Get-TPHubThinPrintConSvcConfigTest
- Add-TPHubCertificate
- Unlock-TPHubCertificate
- Get-TPHubUnconfirmedCertificate
- Remove-TPHubUnconfirmedCertificate
- Remove-TPHubCertificate
- Get-TPHubCertificate
- Get-TPHubSslConfig
- Set-TPHubSslConfig
- Get-TPHubLanguage
- Set-TPHubLanguage
- Set-TPHubPassword
- Get-TPHubIsHidden
- Set-TPHubIsHidden
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Hub cmdlets • Part 3
- Start-TPHubReboot
- Start-TPHubFactoryReset
- Export-TPHubBackup
- Import-TPHubBackup
- Get-TPHubTaskResult
- Update-TPHubFirmware
- Get-TPHubTime
- Set-TPHubTime
- Get-TPHubTimeServer
- Set-TPHubTimeServer
- Export-TPHubLogFile
- Get-TPHubLogVerbosity
- Set-TPHubLogVerbosity
- Clear-TPHubLogFile
- Get-TPHubRemoteSyslogAddress
- Set-TPHubRemoteSyslogAddress
- Get-TPHubRequestTimeout
- Set-TPHubRequestTimeout
- Get-TPHubPPConfiguration
- Set-TPHubPPConfiguration
- Get-TPHubPPServerCheck
- Get-TPHubPPReader
- Set-TPHubPPReader
- Get-TPHubPPLastId
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Hub cmdlets • Part 4
- Get-TPHubPullPrintingConfiguration
- Set-TPHubPullPrintingConfiguration
- Get-TPHubStrato alias Get-TPHubStratodesk
- Set-TPHubStrato
- Get-TPHubStratoTestConnection alias Get-TPHubStratodeskTestConnection
- Get-TPHubStratoSyncNow alias Get-TPHubStratodeskSyncNow
- Get-TPHubEzeepCloudManagement
- Set-TPHubEzeepCloudManagement
- Connect-TPHubEzeep alias Connect-Ezeep
- Get-TPHubEzeep
- Add-TPHubClaimEzpHub
- Disconnect-TPHubEzeep alias Disconnect-Ezeep
- Get-TPHubVersions
- Get-TPHubSnmpGlobal
- Set-TPHubSnmpGlobal
- Get-TPHubSnmpAgentV1
- Set-TPHubSnmpAgentV1
- Get-TPHubSnmpAgentV3
- Set-TPHubSnmpAgentV3
- Get-TPHubSnmpProxy
- Set-TPHubSnmpProxy
- Get-TPHubPrinterSnmp
- Set-TPHubPrinterSnmp
- Managing certificates on the Hub
- Logging and reset
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ThinPrint Hub Remote Management
- Cloud management
- On-premises remote management (no support)
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FAQs
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FAQs: ThinPrint Group Policies
- What to do in case of trouble with the AutoConnect database?
- How can the AutoConnect database be displayed?
- How are the AutoConnect tables updated?
- What happens to the old registry values of the AutoConnect tables?
- Why can the AutoConnect table GPOs not be edited?
- Installing ThinPrint group policies on a domain controller with a central store
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FAQs: ThinPrint License Server
- Can I automatically release the licenses of users who are no longer printing?
- How can I see which users have not printed for a long time?
- Can I see which users have consumed a license?
- Can users be removed automatically when they are removed from the Active Directory?
- Can I release licenses by reinstalling the software?
- Can I release licenses at night or weekly?
- Can I deny someone printing?
- Can I release licenses by disabling users?
- Can I release licenses by removing users?
- A user has been removed. Will he be reactivated with automatic activation when he prints again?
- Are the 28 days counted from the time the user is activated or from the first time printing?
- What are the options for releasing licenses?
- When does a user use a second license?
- With automatic activation, at which time a license will be consumed?
- How users will be activated?
- Where can I find the cancellation code of a license key that has been destroyed?
- Can I set up multiple license servers?
- Can I activate the same license key more than once?
- How do I activate my license key(s)?
- Does my license server have to be a member of a domain?
- Which TCP ports does the license server require?
- Can I be notified if the number of remaining licenses falls below a threshold?
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FAQs: VMware Horizon and ThinPrint (up to Horizon version 7)
- What can I do if the output and the original are different from each other?
- Why was my print job not delivered?
- What can be done if the local default printer is not the default printer of the View session?
- What can I do if my printer can’t be created?
- Why does it take longer to set up printers with Location-Based Printing?
- How do I enter an IP range when configuring Location-Based Printing?
- How can I create a static printer on the client?
- Which printer properties are transferred when mapping local printers?
- How can local printer mapping be disabled?
- What is the difference between local print mapping and Location-Based Printing?
- How can I check the GPO for Location-Based Printing on a virtual machine?
- Are client printers also mapped when Location-Based Printing is enabled?
- Where can I find the documentation or get support for VMware products?
- FAQs: ThinPrint Hub
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FAQs: ThinPrint Group Policies
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Troubleshooting
- Printing issues
- Mapping issues
- Encryption and certificate issues
- Fonts and formatting issues
- Management Services issues
- ThinPrint Client issues
- ThinPrint Hub issues