Portal Settings

The Portal tab on Tools then Settings then Portal controls some of what the Self-service Portal displays and how you want Portal Security to function in the environment.

PrinterLogic Portal URL

The URL that appears in the PrinterLogic Portal URL is the same URL that lets you access the Self-service Portal. Clicking the quick access link opens a new tab to your Self-service Portal.

Options

This setting causes the Self-service Portal to automatically open the common parent of all printers in the same subnet as the end-user. The client knows the local IP address of the user and does a database search to find the printers in the same subnet. When end-users access the Self-service Portal, the client opens the folder containing the most printers in the same subnet. If printer objects from multiple folders are in the same subnet, the parent folder common to all of those folders will open.

The printer port values must be IP addresses for this feature to function correctly.

Opens the Self-service Portal tree view to the location of a specific IP Address Range object. If the above option is enabled, this feature will take precedence if both apply to a given end-user

If you select this option, then the view permissions for a folder or printer (Reference Portal Security) will determine whether a folder or printer will appear in the portal for a specific user.

This option overrides the login credentials of the user logged into a computer with the credentials of the user logged in to the Self-service Portal. This option enables a printer to be installed from the Self-service Portal even if the user logged into the computer does not have rights to the printer.

If you select this option, and the client is not installed on the workstation when you access the portal, then the following message will appear.

Browser pop-up stating that the Printer Installer Client is not installed or the user needs to sign in, along with the buttons to Install or Log In.

Shows or hides the Driver column in the Self-service Portal.

Self-service Portal with a folder selected so the drivers are printers are displayed in the bottom center of the image, and the driver column in the middle is highlighted with a box.

By selecting this option, the Self-service Portal and Release Portal will automatically log in the user based on who the Client recognizes as logged into the machine. Conversely, if the option is deselected, users will be required to log in each time they want to access one of the portals. It is important to note that enabling this feature will prompt you to acknowledge a modal warning before proceeding.

Enabling this feature grants an authenticated user with valid server credentials the ability to impersonate another user. This impersonation allows the user to view print jobs that are currently held, as well as prematurely release or redirect them to accessible printers within your organization. It is important to consider the risk of enabling this feature, as it introduces the possibility of unauthorized access and potential misuse of print jobs by the impersonator.

Automatic Login pop-up that shows when enabling the settting, a disclaimer explaining how the feature works, and the bottons to Cancel or Continue in the bottom right.

By enabling this option, end-users will be required to enter the specified password to gain access to the portal.

Security section with the enable check-box for Password Protect, and the field to enter in the password.

Portal Settings tab showing the check-boxes for the different portal settings, the security section, and the Header section used to upload a custom header.

This section enables you to change the header in the Self-service Portal to add your organization's logo.

Choose File:To upload a new logo for the header, click Choose File, select the image, and then click Upload.

  • PNG, JPG, and JPEG file formats are supported.
  • 340px width / 66px height
  • Max file size is 1MB

Header section showing the current custom header image, and the buttons for Choose File and Upload at the bottom.