![]() Hi This is quite a strange issue indeed as we cannot reproduce it locally. Have you tried to start from a clean configuration as recommended? After I tried that all my cloud connect printers was available after sign in. It is strange that your cloud connected printer doesn't show up. Local connection is indicated witch check-mark. Cloud shows up automatically after sign in. Hi able to add my printer both locally and cloud. Thanks all for keeping this ticket alive. We have have the printer on a medium-sized corporate network and require some form of access control that neither Cura nor the LAN-connected printer itself does not and will not provide. does that indicate whether the connection is LAN or cloud? Unfortunately the icon is a check-mark now, I don't know what happened when it was a cloud.ītw, I'm doing all of this to make the printer cloud-only. I should say that I think I have seen the printer icon turn from a check-mark to a cloud icon before. somehow the LAN path overrides the cloud connection attempt? can you print to your printers locally? Perhaps the reason that I have both a LAN path and a cloud path to the same printer is the problem? E.g. A cloud connection to the printer is not detected. Waiting more than 60 s and the Check for updates workaround don't work either. Adding the printer via local IP works fine:īut the Add a Cloud printer dialog is stuck even though the printer is online in the Digital Factory: I want the printer to be added as a cloud printer, but I have LAN access to it as well. My issue seems to be different from what is having. If that's the case, then your issue might be a separate one. But unless we have reproduction steps for that, there is not much we can do to fix the underlying thing that caused in your case, does the printer show up if you wait for at least 60sec? Because then it might be, as suggested, the fact that it takes some time to trigger the automatic sync that will show the printer. ![]() It could be that something went really wrong somewhere while Cura was saving the configurations or while upgrading them, corrupting everything somehow. For example, Cura even sees invalid metadata for some of the definition files that we've had for a long time and we never had problem with! This makes it really difficult to identify which one is the culprit of your issue. I tried with your configuration folder but there are multiple errors in the profiles/printers, for which Cura complains about in the logs and even crashes, throwing an access violation error on startup. This means that it is an isolated insident and not something inherently wrong in Cura. And be sure to tell us what you think! We always want to hear from you.I'm glad that the fresh install helps. Ignite 2017 session on Hybrid Cloud Print These enable the client device to know where the IIS service endpoints are and whichĪzure tenant information to authorize against. To configure and manage Hybrid Cloud Print. Hybrid Cloud Print consists of two new IIS service endpoints: The print experience is the same as printing to any other printer. ![]() Once deployed, the print discovery and installation experience will be familiar to your users.įigure 1: Printer discovery in OS Settingsįigure 2 : Filter printer search results by location and/or keywordsįigure 3: Cloud printers have their own unique printer icon And it’s secured by Azure Active Directory, so you and your users still benefit from features like multi-factor authentication, identity protection and single sign-on (SSO). Best of all, your existing printer management scripts, tools, reports, and procedures will continue to work as is. Hybrid Cloud Print is built on top of the Windows Print Server role, so it supports traditional domain-joined devices in addition to Azure AD joined devices. Now people in your organization can use Azure AD-joined devices to discover on-premise printers, and can print from work or from home or from anywhere else they can connect to the internet. , a print solution built specifically for Azure Active Directory-joined and Intune-managed devices. Today I'm happy to let you know that this is no longer true! We've just released Microsoft Up until now, there has never been a good way to print to a corporate printer from an Azure AD joined device. Unfortunately, one thing has been standing in their way. Every day we hear from more and more enterprise customers who are eager to go cloud only for managing their Windows 10 laptops.
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