CirrusPrint™: Efficient Cloud and Network Printing
CirrusPrint is designed to manage and streamline remote printing and document transfer between your cloud or remote computer systems and local printers and file storage systems.
CirrusPrint runs on Windows, Linux, and many Unix systems. To the local spooling system, it looks just like a set of network printers. Print jobs are sent to the server, and arrive quickly at remote printers. Or use it to distribute your documents safely and efficiently between systems in different locations. CirrusPrint can monitor folders for files, and transfer those files to one or more locations.
Features
When you move your software applications to the cloud, or run them over a wide-area network with limited bandwidth, document printing slows down and security becomes a concern. CirrusPrint offers many features to solve these issues.
Key Features
- Supports Windows, Linux, and Unix environments
- High performance wide-area network printing
- Very high compression ratios through patent-pending anti-redundancy techniques, even of already compressed PDF documents
- One to one, or one to many, document distribution features: one file to many desktops, for example
- Secure document transmission using SSL
- Stateless design, so document transmission can occur as remote sites are available
- Exact replication retains features such as duplex and tray control
- Server-centric configuration via browser interface
Configuration
CirrusPrint is configured and monitored using a web browser, connecting to its internal HTTP server. Configuration steps include defining remote locations or users, and the devices on those systems, and then linking ports and paths to those devices.
Once configured, you can change your printers to print to CirrusPrint, or design tasks to place files in monitored paths, and you find that your printing and document transfers involve much less data and perform more quickly than before.
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