With Windows Server 2016 announced for mid-October, many businesses will be placing the migration of older servers back to the top of their agendas. Microsoft’s new server version provides a number of solid arguments for migrating. However, companies with Windows 2008 print servers must take into account a number of factors before migrating. Mainly because with Windows Server 2012, print clusters are no longer supported and an equivalent failover is no longer possible. We will show you how ThinPrint solves this problem and what other benefits are available to you when upgrading from Windows Server 2008 to 2016. Learn how to… ◾quickly migrate your Windows 2008 print servers ◾ensure high availability for printing ◾consolidate servers, ◾and more…

1. Webinar
Webinar: Windows Server 2008 Print Servers
It’s Time to Migrate
October 13, 2016
Mike Schiffel,
Head of Consulting Services
Thorsten Hesse,
CPO

2. Webinar
ThinPrint Delivers…
…fast, secure and reliable printouts
…central management of print environment
…print server consolidation
…driver-free printing
…highest rates of compression
…automation of print management tasks

3. Webinar
Windows Server 2003 support ended July 14, 2015
Migration is worth it!
Microsoft no longer issues security updates for any version of
Windows Server 2003.
If you are still running Windows Server 2003 take steps now
for a print server migration.

4. Webinar
High Availability Best Practice: Windows Print Clusters
Windows Server 2012 & 2016: No longer support print clusters
Server Virtualization is an inadequate replacement
So you‘re stuck on Windows Server 2008?

5. Webinar
High Availability for Print Servers

6. Webinar
High Availability: Server Failover
If the spooler doesn’t react in time, if the server
is down or the connection fails - ThinPrint marks the server
as failed and another print server in that group takes over.

7. Webinar
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