System Requirements and Capabilities
PaperCut is a cross-platform print monitoring application that runs on all major operating systems. The system has been designed to support all platforms for both the client and the server components and to scale from small businesses with 5 users all the way to the largest education sites with 500,000 users or more.
- PaperCut Capabilities
- Primary Server Requirements
- Client Workstation Requirements
- Optional Print Release Station Requirements
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| Scalability |
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| Architecture |
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| Licensing |
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| Open Systems |
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| Printers |
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| User Directory Services |
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| Server Operating Systems (More details below) |
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| Workstation Operating Systems (More details below) |
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| Database Servers (Optional) |
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| Clustering Environments (Optional) |
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| Security & Encryption |
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| Web Browsers |
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| Primary Server Requirements | |
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| Operating System |
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| Memory |
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| Hard Disk |
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Internet Proxy
(for Internet quota/control module)
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(Only required for Internet Quotas)
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| Client Workstation Requirements | |
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| Operating System |
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| Memory |
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| Hard Disk |
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| Optional Print Release Station Requirements | |
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| Operating System |
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| Memory |
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| Hard Disk |
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I've used PaperCut at several of my primary schools over the last few years. It has performed extremely well, doing its job as promised.
At Somerville Rise Primary School, Teachers and their grade are allocated a certain amount for the year ($20 for grade, $80 for the teacher). If the grade runs out early, the Teacher can elect to transfer some of their money to their grade so they can keep printing. This works, as it encourages the teacher to teach their class to be careful about printing.
From low-end to high-end servers, on any flavour of Windows, PaperCut just runs - no interruptions, no memory hogging, and no crashing.. PaperCut Quota is well designed, and well written software.
Great support from the developers, e-mails promptly answered, and always able to offer assistance on the rare occasion that I actually need it! Keep up the good work!