To configure the remote renderer as a domain user, you must use a domain user account. If you do not have a domain user account, you must create one. For information on creating a domain user account, see the Create a user account article on the Microsoft support site.
After creating a Domain User account, you must assign Section 6.4, Assigning Log On as a Service Rights.
rights to the domain user. For more information, seeAfter adding the device.pfx certificate file into the C:\NDPS\Renderer\certificates\ folder. If you want to use a third-party certificate, you must copy that certificate file into the C:\NDPS\Renderer\certificates\ folder instead of device.pfx.
rights to the Domain User account, you must configure and register the renderer with the iPrint Appliance server to start accepting rendering jobs. Before starting the configuration process, you must copy theLaunch the command prompt in the
mode.Run the command iPrntRendCmd -c to configure the renderer.
At the password prompt, do not specify any password if you are using the Novell certificate. If you are using a third-party certificate, you must specify the password provided with that certificate.
When prompted for a user name, specify the user name in the following format: [domainname]\[username].
After configuration and registration of the renderer, run the command iPrntRendCmd -s from the installation directory to check the iPrint Rendering Service status.
After configuring the remote renderer, you must register the renderer through the Management Console. For instructions on registering the renderer, see Section 6.8, Registering the Remote Renderer.