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Having used "print to email" (sandbox) for our BYOD printing, i want to enable webprint. However, looking at the SSL aspect, will this need the central keystore explorer store being updated for a proper certificate? For papercut client access on our domain, we use a long life domain CA cert at the moment so that's a "do once in papercut and the domain clients trust the domain CA", however if im looking at BYOD then I will need to swap to a letsencrypt SSL. Im happy to script the keystore explorer side with winacme/letsencrypt (as I do with our unifi) but if I need to update the primary keystore then I need to be careful as a full MFD sync will be needed - probably not something I can script nicely.

 

Is there a way of having a subordinate server set up for webprint with a different SSL cert? Im happy to spool up a VM for this (on top of the sandbox!). How do you guys deal with papercut MF SSL for webprint?

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we have a secondary Windows Print server with Mobility Print sat on top of it to advertise Air Printers for the iPads / BYOD apple devices or via the papercut app for android /chrome/ windows devices https://www.papercut.com/products/free-software/mobility-print/

all the secondary printers show up on the main papercut server under printers.

 

like you we use a Domain issued cert for our papercut server... i think having mobility print though you kinda dont need a cert installed just the app for android etc or its prety flawless for apple air printing..

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the only problem with domain CA is the BYOD, not a major issue as we simply shrug our shoulders and say install the CA trust cert (this wasn't an issue in the old days as our filters needed the domain CA cert, these days its the securly cert trust)

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