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Table Of Contents
- What is Connect Send?
- Installation
- Printer driver
- Workflow Plugins
- Connect Send database cleanup service
- Moving Workflow to another machine
- Prerequisites
- System Requirements
- Installing OL Connect Send Printer Driver
- Printer driver properties and advanced settings
- Mass deployment of the OL Connect Send Printer Driver
- Using API Keys
- OLCS Notifier
- Known Issues
- License modes
- OL Connect Send in Workflow
- Using the Printer Driver
- Log files
- Troubleshooting
- OL Connect Send OL Connect Send Release Notes
possible.
Workflow will not save any information in the database (see "Job Processor plugin" on
page50).
User mode
User mode requires either a license limiting jobs submissions to specific domains (or
subdomains) or a license that allows job submission from any domain, but from a limited
amount of users (Enterprise).
The restricted (sub)domain licenses can be restricted to a specific number of users (10, 25, 50,
100, 200 or similar) or they can be unlimited.
The non restricted (sub)domain licenses are limited to 1000 users (Enterprise).
Whilst (sub)domains might need their own (sub)domain/user license, multiple
(sub)domains/users licenses can be added to a single Connect system, allowing job
submissions from multiple domains.
The restricted (sub)domain user mode license is actually bound to the world wide unique
combination of (sub)domain, machine name and user name.
Note
Prior to OLCSversion 1.8 user-based licenses did not count the number of users
initiating print jobs from a single machine\system. This was changed in version 1.8, to
more accurately count individual users.
For each incoming job, the domain name, the machine name and the user name (Unique User
Slot Identifier or UUSI) are combined and matched against the license. The following checks
are done:
1.
If the UUSI already exists, the job is accepted.
2.
If the UUSI does not exist then,
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If one is available, this new UUSI will be added and the number of free user slots
reduced. The job will be accepted.
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