Active Directory print service
Service Category: Desktop Computing
Provision of a large number of network printers on which all devices managed by kiz within the domain can print via print server.
Performance features
- Integrated output devices: Printers in B/W and color (preferably homogeneous environment with HP printers)
- Problems are reported and processed via the usual ticket-based workflow
- Troubleshooting is initially carried out by the company itself, depending on the effort involved
- Most printers have a service contract; a technician can be ordered in the event of major problems
- There is no verification of print authorization. Any user with an Active Directory account can use the printers provided.
- The printers are configured directly on the print servers
- Communication between the print server and output devices takes place using the JetDirect (port 9100) and Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) protocols, in some cases using IPsec.
- The following print servers are available within the domain verwaltung.uni-ulm.de: zuv-print01 & zuv-print02
- The print server kiz-print01 is available within the ads.uni-ulm.de domain
- Instructions for the printer connection are provided in the help wiki:
User groups
All users who use an end device (PCs, notebooks) managed by the Desktop and Client Services team.
Service hours
24 x 7 x 365
Application modalities
Any user who has a kiz-managed device in one of the two domains (PC/notebook) can use the printers. No additional rights need to be requested for the kiz account.
Fee / charge
No fees or charges are invoiced for the service.
Communication and Information Centre (kiz)
Please contact us if you have questions or problems related to the kiz services:
Office hours
Monday - Thursday
09:00 h - 12:00 h and 13:00 h - 15:30 h
Friday 09:00 h - 12:00 h
Phone
+49 (0) 731 / 50 - 30000
Telefax
+49 (0) 731 / 50 - 1230000
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helpdesk(at)uni-ulm.de
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