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- Does Microsoft intend to use the same business model and pricing structure for Universal Print for G5 GCC licenses as E5 in Commercial?
- Braeden_Petruk_MSFT
Microsoft
Hi Sean! We'll be using the same pricing structure for both (100 jobs per license pooled at the tenant level) but it may not be the exact same price per license as E5. Are there other details you'd like to know about?
- Can you target this solution to only users that are using Intune managed devices?
- Braeden_Petruk_MSFTHi Kevin, are you asking about using Conditional Access to restrict access to Universal Print to only users with Intune-managed devices?
- Are you able to utilize conditional access to restrict universal print? Does universal print show as an enterprise app in Azure?
- Welcome to the Microsoft Universal Print in Gov Ask Microsoft Anything (AMA)! This live hour gives you the opportunity to ask questions directly to the Microsoft team. Please post any questions in a separate, new comment thread on this event. Microsoft team- please introduce yourself on this thread to let the customers know who you are and what you do!
- Rachelle_CheungHello! I'm Rachelle Cheung, a product manager on the Universal Print team. If you have any questions specific to Universal Print in Gov and the corresponding Private Preview, let me know!
- Braeden_Petruk_MSFTHi, thanks for joining everyone! I'm Braeden, a Product Manager on the Universal Print team. Looking forward to seeing your questions. If you have a question about licensing or administrative experiences in Azure Portal, please feel free to tag me directly in your question 🙂
- Hi everyone, I am Issa Khoury, Lead Product Manager for Universal Print.
- We are currently on-premises with all Microsoft infrastructure, using Windows Server 2019 for the print server. It's mostly using the HP universal drivers, with the exception of some plotters or non-HP printers. How would Universal Printing help us here?
- Universal Print offers multiple deployment options for customers, depending on your specific needs. If you plan on leveraging majority of your current infrastructure, the fastest path to get started is to install Universal Print's connector software that is available for free to customers. The connector software can be installed on your existing Windows Server 2019 and leverage the existing installed print queues (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/universal-print/fundamentals/universal-print-connector-installation). The print queues on the WS2019 print servers can then be registered with Universal Print and granted access to your end-users. This can help you start the transition to a cloud-only infrastructure and segment the printers to its own network area to minimize the printer security risk exposure. Ideally, using a Universal Print ready printer, which natively connects to Universal Print without any software proxy, such as Connector, will allow full support for Zero Trust security model.
- When will Universal Print be GA/Public Preview/Private Preview in M365 GCC High?
- Rachelle_Cheung
Hello Daniel! Private Preview for GCC and GCC High will begin in early June. GA will be in Q3 of 2023. Keep an eye out on our roadmap for updates in the upcoming months: Microsoft 365 Roadmap | Microsoft 365
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