You can print faster and more reliably from Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) by combining ezeep with IGEL. This integration allows any printer connected to an IGEL OS device via Wi-Fi, Ethernet, USB, or other ports to be available within a WVD session. IT professionals benefit from improved print management and reduced support tickets in diverse work environments.
The two companies have expanded their decades-old partnership to specifically enable Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) to print to a printer connected to an IGEL OS device. This means a printer anywhere can be used for your virtual desktop sessions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does ezeep integrate with IGEL OS for printing?
ezeep integrates directly into IGEL OS, allowing any printer connected to an IGEL OS device to be accessible from a Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) session. This integration enables users to print to local printers regardless of their connection type (Wi-Fi, Ethernet, USB).
What kind of printers can I use with ezeep and IGEL OS?
You can use any printer connected to an IGEL OS device. This includes printers connected via Wi-Fi, Ethernet, USB, or other available ports. This flexibility covers a wide range of printer models and connectivity options.
Can I print from a Windows Virtual Desktop to a home office printer using ezeep and IGEL?
Yes, you can print from a Windows Virtual Desktop to a printer in a home office using ezeep and IGEL OS. The integration ensures that printers connected to IGEL OS devices, even in remote locations, are available within your WVD session.
How difficult is it to set up ezeep with IGEL OS?
Configuration of ezeep with IGEL OS is straightforward and requires minimal effort. IT administrators can manage the setup with a few clicks directly on an IGEL OS device or through the IGEL Universal Management Suite (UMS).
Where can ezeep and IGEL OS printing be used?
ezeep and IGEL OS printing can be used in various environments, including home offices, traditional offices, retail outlets, healthcare facilities, and at a managed service provider's (MSP) customer locations. This broad applicability addresses diverse printing needs across different business settings.
