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Yes, this is possible. You have to do this with attribute mappings: in your enterprise application which you use for provisioning in gsuite, go to provisioning->Edit attribute mappings->Mapping, select "Provision Azure Active Directory Users" en click on Add New Mapping. I polulated the attribute "CompanyName" in azure with the OU the user should end up in in Gsuite. So you could choose Mapping type: constant Constant value: "/newUsersOU" -> this is the name of the ou, but in gsuite the name has a traling slash Target attribute: OrgUnitPath match object useing this attribute: no Apply this mapping: only during object creation If you want it more dynamically you can use expressions based on any azuread property using the expression builder. For instance in our azure ad we populate the companyname property, but it has no /. So mapping type: expression Expression: Append("/",[companyName]) Default value if null: / (users will be created in root of gsuite if no companyName value is present, so we don't have sync errors Target attribute: OrgUnitPath Match objects using this attribute: No Apply this mapping: allways

Thx, maybe contacting ricoh is the way to go (the papercut install is linked to their secure print solution) Many thanks for the replies

Does anyone have any experience with this tool: http://support.ricoh.com/html_gen/util/PDP/PDP.html: Printer Driver Packager NX For an elementary school without a print server, I am trying to find an easy solution to the configuration hassle of drivers. I've made an msi with settings, but It does'nt seem to apply. We are trying to deploy secure print. Thx in advance

Thank you for your reply. In normal circumstances I would do what you suggest, but in this case starting from scratch would be the way to go I'am afraid. Do you, or anyone else have any experience with the license? Does it still work in the old server if you do what is described in the link to the papercut website (https://www.papercut.com/kb/Main/ServerMigration#3-copy-the-license-file-to-the-new-server). Can we operate the two installs for some time, or is this more a cutovermigration? Thx

Hi We are planning to move our papercut from an old fysical server to an azure vm. We don't want do to a pure physical to virtual migration because we don't trust the config on the old server. So I'm reading this https://www.papercut.com/kb/Main/ServerMigration#3-copy-the-license-file-to-the-new-server. I wonder if anyone has any experience with this: will the old server keep on functioning if we copy the license file to the new one? Thx