Ricoh will start supporting Microsoft Universal Print including native support with our Smart Operation Panel application, so customers can easily register printers in Azure AD for Universal Print. ...
Published Feb 20, 2021
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On our Ricoh IM C3500 we downloaded from the "Appstore" (Application Site) "App for Universal print" ( https://download.mlp.ricoh.com/appmarket/?region=EU#/app,257000, ) which uses a different approach to onboard printers than the described "PrinterUP" application. This requires the setup of an (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/universal-print/hardware/universal-print-oem-app-registration) "App registration" in Azure which was easy enough with these guidelines and I was able to *partially* onboard said Ricoh printer in our tenant. But from the client perspective it wasn`t successfully and the printer doesn`t give me an indication that he is actually enrolled.
So looking through various other brands documentation of what permissions sets they use for this "App registration" the generic OEM document from Microsoft might not be sufficient. Is there a Ricoh specific document for this that could be shared (maybe it is already)? I`d like to finally onboard our proof of concept machine and start messing around with it.