This page describes how to install the Print Deploy VDI client in your Azure RDS environment.
If you’re interested, first take a look at the description of the Print Deploy VDI Client .
The Print Deploy VDI Client comprises 2 components:
- System Context Service (SCS) - The main component of the Print Deploy VDI Client. It runs in the background in the provisioning servers. The SCS does most of the work, including session monitoring, communicating with the Print Deploy Server, and print queue management.
- User Context Tool (UCT) - The user-facing frontend of the Print Deploy VDI Client. It gets deployed as Mainly used to manage optional printers and user authentication. It communicates with the Print Deploy Server via the SCS.
RDS Session Hosts or Azure Virtual Hosts will have Print Deploy VDI Client installed. Session Host Server(s) serve up unique Sessions to End User Terminals via Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) Clients.
This procedure covers installing both components.
- On the PaperCut MF admin interface, click Enable Printing. The Print Deploy page is displayed.
- Click the Clients button.
- Click theVDI tile and download the VDI client. The download file is named something like pc-print-deploy-client-vdi[10.50.60.2].zip, where the PaperCut MF app server IP address is included in the zip file name. [10.50.60.2] is just an example.
- Rename the 2 installers within the .zip file to include the same IP address, for example:
pc-print-deploy-client-uct-installer[10.50.60.2].msi
pc-print-deploy-client-vdi-installer[10.50.60.2].msi
- Install both
.msi
files on the same provisioning server. - In the Windows Services Management Console, confirm that these two related Windows services are up and running.
- PaperCut Direct Print Monitor
- PaperCut Print Deploy Client for VDI
- In the Install directory, open the config file and check the Print Deploy VDI Client is pointing to the PaperCut MF Application Server.
- Go to C:\Program Files\PaperCut MF\providers\direct-print-monitor\win and check the Direct Print Monitor configuration is pointing to the same PaperCut MF Application Server as the VDI Client.
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