Hello, great video. Is printed document temporarily saved in cloud during printing proceeding? Or is the document saved in cloud permanently, i.e. after priting?
@9:18 - how to add or remove printers - How to share them - How to give you access, or make it show up in their workstation/pc/laptop/tablet - How to backup UP configs/setup - How to set a printer as default permanently - if printing is Very Slow, how to speed it up ????
-Is this available on government tenants now? -Is there another video showing how you can migrate the queues and ports from the (old) print server to the UP server? -How does UP client-side manage different output options (multiple trays or functions like staplers on copiers)? -Does UP allow Secure-Print management on the client side or is it managed through the console?
$500 / month for 10k prints...this is strictly high Enterprise (AKA Microsoft/Google) level. SMBs be damned. I guess I have to look for solutions outside of Azure/MS. At this rate I'll eventually get rid of Azure, Office 365, Windows, and Windows Server altogether, cut all licensing costs next to nil, and switch everything to Linux based systems. At 50 employees (plus all the defender and plan email costs), I'm going to be saving dozens of thousands of dollars per month in costs. MS business strategy just makes no sense.
Each user licence gets you 100 jobs a month, and they are pooled, so if a user doesn't use their allowance, other users can. The info here is slightly outdated.
@charlesturner897 That's still an Enterprise perspective. SMB gonna average 5k-10k prints a month. Dropping $500 every month just to manage the organization's printers is non-sensical. $500 is the cost of a brand new ingress firewall/router hardware with a license for 3-4 years of firmware updates. Imagine replacing your firewall every month. Just stacking fortigates at the corner of the office. Will never fly in the CFO's purview either. As others have commented, this is just too expensive.
@@Foxstab so, every single user is doing more than 3.5 jobs a day? (You can print over 100 pages in a single job) Assuming 50 users, you get 178 jobs a day. Not only that, but that's assuming every single user is printing the same amount, which simply isn't true. Also, you seem to have missed the fact that the user licences INCLUDE 100 jobs a month, if you have 100 licenced users, you've already got 10k jobs included in the M365 licences you are already paying for, why would you buy the 10k pack? Unless you think 100 users are printing 20k jobs a month (every single user printing 7 jobs a day)
@@charlesturner897 What? How did you jump from 50 to 100? How did this turned into "jobs" when we were speaking pages? Since when Universal Print is included free inside the M365 license or do you just go ahead assuming everyone have an enterprise license...for a SMB? You're trying super hard to sell on this that it starts to raise flags.
@@Foxstab we were never speaking pages, because AUP doesn't care about pages (to an extent) Each individual user gets 100 JOBS a month (which can be upto about 150 pages, roughly) If you are saying 10k prints a month (assuming you mean jobs) you can get that with just 100 users, so you don't need to buy the 10k job add-on.
Hello, great video.
Is printed document temporarily saved in cloud during printing proceeding? Or is the document saved in cloud permanently, i.e. after priting?
@9:18 - how to add or remove printers
- How to share them
- How to give you access, or make it show up in their workstation/pc/laptop/tablet
- How to backup UP configs/setup
- How to set a printer as default permanently
- if printing is Very Slow, how to speed it up ????
-Is this available on government tenants now?
-Is there another video showing how you can migrate the queues and ports from the (old) print server to the UP server?
-How does UP client-side manage different output options (multiple trays or functions like staplers on copiers)?
-Does UP allow Secure-Print management on the client side or is it managed through the console?
once universial printing is added. Is it possible to add a polocy so that anyone on a certain network or domain azure ad gets the printer added ?
Way too expensive why not use printix instead ?
Too expensive.
why does she keep rushing certain words and phrases like "Universal Print Ready Printers", if you're visually impaired listening is very difficult.
$500 / month for 10k prints...this is strictly high Enterprise (AKA Microsoft/Google) level. SMBs be damned. I guess I have to look for solutions outside of Azure/MS.
At this rate I'll eventually get rid of Azure, Office 365, Windows, and Windows Server altogether, cut all licensing costs next to nil, and switch everything to Linux based systems.
At 50 employees (plus all the defender and plan email costs), I'm going to be saving dozens of thousands of dollars per month in costs.
MS business strategy just makes no sense.
Each user licence gets you 100 jobs a month, and they are pooled, so if a user doesn't use their allowance, other users can. The info here is slightly outdated.
@charlesturner897 That's still an Enterprise perspective.
SMB gonna average 5k-10k prints a month. Dropping $500 every month just to manage the organization's printers is non-sensical.
$500 is the cost of a brand new ingress firewall/router hardware with a license for 3-4 years of firmware updates. Imagine replacing your firewall every month.
Just stacking fortigates at the corner of the office.
Will never fly in the CFO's purview either.
As others have commented, this is just too expensive.
@@Foxstab so, every single user is doing more than 3.5 jobs a day? (You can print over 100 pages in a single job)
Assuming 50 users, you get 178 jobs a day.
Not only that, but that's assuming every single user is printing the same amount, which simply isn't true.
Also, you seem to have missed the fact that the user licences INCLUDE 100 jobs a month, if you have 100 licenced users, you've already got 10k jobs included in the M365 licences you are already paying for, why would you buy the 10k pack? Unless you think 100 users are printing 20k jobs a month (every single user printing 7 jobs a day)
@@charlesturner897 What? How did you jump from 50 to 100? How did this turned into "jobs" when we were speaking pages? Since when Universal Print is included free inside the M365 license or do you just go ahead assuming everyone have an enterprise license...for a SMB?
You're trying super hard to sell on this that it starts to raise flags.
@@Foxstab we were never speaking pages, because AUP doesn't care about pages (to an extent)
Each individual user gets 100 JOBS a month (which can be upto about 150 pages, roughly)
If you are saying 10k prints a month (assuming you mean jobs) you can get that with just 100 users, so you don't need to buy the 10k job add-on.