Objectprint cloud connector

Software Description: ObjectPrint. Control, quota allocation, and restriction of printing. ObjectPrint is a software package for comprehensive print management in small and medium-sized companies, schools, colleges and organizations.ObjectPrint enables the control, quota allocation, and restriction of printing and printer usage. This print management system provides centralized administration over all printing resources, printers, paper, and toner. ObjectPrint is designed to manage print jobs from workstations that are spooled to a Windows server or workstation. You can effectively monitor a printer’s usage in a network. Using specific installed software, ObjectPrint can track and control any local or network printer. ObjectPrint supports printers, users, computers, and groups in Active Directory and workgroup environments. Basic Features: Tracks and controls all printing activity with quotas and restrictions, Advanced reporting and charts, High-performance internal database engine, Works with most of the popular databases, Mixing HTTP and HTTPS access, Enables anonymous access, Multi-language support, 40 days unlimited full version trial, Unlimited number of users, printers, computers and print servers, No additional paymentsWhat's New: New look design. ObjectPrint Client Plus (authentication without login). Export and email reports. ObjectPrint Connector Connector for UNIX-based systems.Limitations: 40 Days Trial Feature List: Reduces overall printing costTrack all printing activity by printer, user, computer and groupEnforce printer, user, computer, group by quotas and restrictionsFull differential print cost for each user based on document typeAdvanced reporting and charts available in HTMLAllowing print to a virtual printer that saving print job into raw or vector graphic filesAbility to run without any SQL or Microsoft Access Databases 100% Clean: ObjectPrint 4.1.1308 is 100% clean This download (op41_x32_setup.zip) was tested thoroughly and was found 100% clean. Click "Report Spyware" link on the top if you found this software contains any form of malware, including but not limited to: spyware, viruses, trojans and backdoors. Related Software: SpeedyPDF 1.3.0 - Create PDF files from virtually any Windows application that supports printing. Adolix PDF Converter 4.4 - PDF converter software. Create PDF in Vista. Convert PDF to image: tiff, jpeg. PDF to Word | Solid Converter 8.2 - Convert PDF Files into MS Word. Easy, Fast, Accurate Print Maestro 3.1 - Print file tree and directory content in 1 click with PrintMaestro. novaPDF Pro 8.6.942 - novaPDF Pro allows you to easily create PDF files from any printable document. O&K Print Watch 4.7.0.3223 - Print manager to control and audit printing costs in your organization. DateInTray 1.6 - Displays today's date in the system tray, includes popup calendar. Sprintbit File Manager 4.4 - Featured File Manager- Files Management - Editing and Viewing solution CoolPDF 3.0 - Convert to PDF and making PDF files of anything that can normally be printed. Print365. Print monitoring software 2.1 - Get precise information about printing in your organization top 10 most downloaded recommended software

Settings only for local accounts discovered by the EPM scan mechanism that was released in our previous version. In future versions, this discovery rules will become the only mechanism for automated management of discovered accounts. Learn more in Discovery onboarding rules. Self service configuration of secrets rotation for loosely connected device accounts To increase customers' self service capabilities, Privilege Cloud enables customers to independently configure the security key at the time of setting up the PAM-EPM integration. See Manage loosely connected devices > Rotation configuration. Configure an IP allowlist You can now view and manage your allowed IP addresses to ensure tight security controls from your machines to Privilege Cloud. An IP allowlist is required for Privilege Cloud customer-side components (CPM, PSM, PSM for SSH, CP, CCP, Secure Tunnel) to communicate with the Privilege Cloud SaaS environment. See IP allowlist configuration. PSM upgrade using Connector Management In addition to upgrading Privilege Cloud CPM, the Connector Management tool now supports the upgrade of the Privilege Cloud PSM component. This upgrade step is now done easily and quickly thanks to the following Connector Management abilities: Indication of a new PSM version Updating the PSM component from the Connector Management service, without requiring any manual access to the Privilege Cloud Connector machine that runs the PSM component Simple and quick steps instead of the legacy multi-step process Indicators on succesful/failed upgrade Learn more in Upgrade Privilege Cloud Connector > PSM component. Upgrade the Privilege Cloud CPM and PSM components with proxy configuration through the Connector Management You can now use Connector Management simple upgrades to upgrade the Privilege Cloud CPM and PSM components of a Privilege Cloud Connector that is configured for proxy. This option applies to Privilege Cloud Connector machines that were previously configured for proxy. See Upgrade the Privilege Cloud Connector

The 'Connectors' tab provides your organization with easy access to create, control or monitor the status of your Princh Cloud Connector. The Princh Cloud Connector allows Princh customers to connect their local network printers to Princh's cloud-based print management solution using any modern server or PC. The configuration process of the Princh Cloud Connector can be conveniently carried out from the 'Connectors' tab in the Princh Administration Panel, which includes features such as:Creation and configuration of new connectors.A guide on how to install a new Princh Cloud Connector can be found RIGHT HERE. Configuration of local printer connection for printers assigned to a connector.A guide on how to configure the local printer connection can be found RIGHT HERE. Connector statusIn order for any print or copy jobs to be processed through Princh, the Princh Cloud Connector must remain online. Therefore, it is recommended to regularly monitor the status of your connector to ensure a seamless printing and copying experience with Princh.Having trouble getting your connector online? Check out our articles on troubleshooting the Princh Cloud Connector or contact the Princh Support team for further assistance.

SAP Cloud Foundry enables developers to create full-stack applications with seamless backend integration to on-premise systems. This blog explains how to use Python to connect to on-premise resources through the SAP Cloud Connector. Python is the preferred language in the AI ecosystem, making it increasingly important for developing intelligent agents. For instance, we may want our agent to access APIs in an S4HANA system. With the Cloud Connector, this can be done securely within the enterprise environment.Access HTTP-based resources:In this scenario, we want to connect to an HTTP-based API, such as a RESTful API or an OData service, using Python in SAP Cloud Foundry. To do this, we need to set up the SAP Cloud Connector.For this demonstration, we will use a simple "Hello World" server running locally on my computer. The goal is to access this local server from the SAP Cloud Foundry runtime through the Cloud Connector. This setup will show how to bridge cloud applications with on-premise resources.Szenario ArchitecturePrerequisite:Before proceeding with the steps outlined in this guide, it is essential to have an instance of the SAP Cloud Connector installed. While it is possible to install the cloud connector on a server, for the purposes of this demonstration, we will be using a Windows machine. We recommend following the instructions provided in this blog ( to install and configure the cloud connector.Second requirement is a BTP subaccount with a Cloud Foundry Environment. To this subaccount we will connect the Cloud Connector.1. Cloud Connector Configuration:The first step is to create a configuration in the Cloud Connector that connects to our subaccount and exposes the HTTP resource. For the purpose of this demonstration, I ran a small Node.js server on my Windows machine that outputs "Hello World".Localhost Example ServerTo create the configuration, navigate to the admin interface for the cloud connector and create a "Cloud to On-Premise" configuration.Cloud To On-Premise ConfigurationIn the screenshot above, you can see that I exposed the internal host "localhost" with port 3333 via a virtual host called "virtualhost". This virtual host is the host that we will be requesting from the BTP side. For

First we will install the AirWatch Cloud Connector (ACC) by enabling it in the AirWatch Admin Console and then we download and run the installer file onto the server that will host the service.Installing the AirWatch Cloud Connector (ACC) includes the following tasks:Enable the ACC in the AirWatch Admin ConsoleGenerate the certificate that will be used for communication between the ACC and the AirWatch environment.Configure the ACC with the services we will be using.Download the ACC installer and install it.Verify that the installation was successful, and that communications pass between the AirWatch SaaS to the ACC, and the ACC to the AirWatch SaaS.First step is to enable the AirWatch Cloud Connector (ACC) in the AirWatch Admin console.Navigate to Groups & Settings ► All Settings ► System ► Enterprise Integration ► Cloud Connector.► Enterprise Integration ► Cloud Connector.► Cloud Connector.Next up we are going to enable the AirWatch Cloud Connector, before we download and install it.First we ensure that we are not inheriting the settings, as we wish to set up ACC. So we make sure that settings are on “Override”In this environment, since it is a SaaS and we do not want a mismatch between the environment in the cloud, and the ACC on the inside of our network, we enable “Auto Update“.Now we move onto the “Advanced“-tab for further configuration.PS: SaaS customers do not need to download the Secure Channel Certificate installer. We disabled BES (Blackberry Enterprise Services), and Certificate Authorities that we will not be using. Now we save the settings set how we want it to be and go back to the “General“-tab within the “Cloud Connector“-selection.Choose “Download Cloud Connector Installer” and this window will open within the console:Here you need to set a “Certificate Password”. We will be prompted for this password later when we install it on the server set to be used for the ACC-installation. I recommend using a password generator. I prefer to use the Identity Safe Password Generator from Norton by Symantec: hereWhen we are happy with our selection for complexity, we hit “Generate Password(s)“And we feed that in here:(Store the password somewhere temporarily, as we will be using this to start the installation)Scroll to the bottom of that window and hit “”You now have your Cloud Connector xx.xx.exe ready to be installed on your server.I’ve made a folder structure on the server that has been set up to be a dedicated AirWatch Cloud Connector-server.PS: Starting the installer “Cloud Connector x.x.x.x Installer” creates a folder with the following content:AirWatch_9.0_ACC_Installer contains logs about the installation.AdaConfig.xml has the pointers and the information to what group and SaaS tenant the installation will point against, as well as the certificate chain e.g.: Choose “Next” -> Set