Write-Host "Latest PaperCut release is $CURRENT_RELEASE. $CURRENT_RELEASE = (( Invoke-RestMethod -uri http: // /products /mf /release -history.atom).id ` # Get the latest release from the PaperCut website (parse the XML Atom feed) $HEALTH_API_KEY = ( | Invoke-RestMethod -Method 'Post ' -Uri " $ PaperCut empowers you to make printing easy again for your end users.
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$API_TOKEN = ( Get-Content -raw ~ /.PAPERCUT_API_TOKEN).trim() # Don't hard code API tokens # Need a web services API token.Get this from your local PaperCut admin & " $ (( Get-ItemProperty -Path 'HKLM:\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\PaperCut MF ').InstallPath )\server\bin\win\server-command.exe " ` # Assume we are on the PaperCut MF server and use server-command (NB Need to run in elevated shell for this to work) $MINION = "alecthegeek " # Assignee for review tickets $GH_REPO = "PaperCutSoftware/PaperCutExamples " $PRODUCT = "mf " # Changing to "ng" should work, but has not been tested
$MF_HOST = " $ (hostname ).local " # Modify to suit # PaperCut version are in semver format, which PowerShell supports via the. If they are not the same then create a job ticket, but only if we have not seen this release before Discover what version of PaperCut MF we are running Discover the latest PaperCut MF release version fron the Atom webste feed you are at -7, a fee for 7$ is created in RnD and then the balance in PaperCut is adjusted by +7$). It will then adjust the balance in Papercut by the amount of the fee. If the balance is negative, it will generate a fee in RnD equal to that negative balance. Cons: I can't really think of a downside to the product. It just works Support is first class on the few times I have had to contact them. The product is easy to implement and upgrade. The member balance allows you to configure what balance will be added to users in PaperCut and how often (daily, weekly, monthly).Įvery day at 7:30 AM the integration will check in PaperCut what the balance of users is. Pros: I have used PaperCut NG and latterly MF for 8+ years.
It should be automatically selected but if it's not, you can select it. When the integration is enabled, it will automatically create a Papercut Fees plan in RnD. Print and Pay needs to be enabled for the integration to communicate with PaperCut. This final step covers the fee management configuration of the integration and how the regular sync works. If there are people with negative balances we will create fees for those, and you might not want that. In case your database contains entries, please go over their current balance and adjust it if needed. Any users that have no match in RnD will be moved to a group called UNLINKED_MEMBERS_TO_OFFICERND They will keep their userName and balance. If they should be there, we'll take those users and re-create them. If the papercut database contains entries, we'll remove all entries that should not be there according to the Member Management configuration, assuming they are still a match for a user existing in RnD. If the papercut database is empty, we'll simply create all entities that match your Member Management configuration.
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The first sync is a manual one so you can now configure the Member Management section to determine who will be synced initially.
They will be able to use their ORnD credentials to authenticate in PaperCut without having to create separate accounts.
The integration allows you to configure rules for giving your ORnD members access to your PaperCut devices. The major new feature seems to be the new Site Server function, this allows large organisations who have a main print server say in their London office who have. For this reason, you need to go through several steps to integrate it with Office RnD. PaperCut is an " on-premises" printing solution, which means it's running on your own server.
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