It'll print, but with very limited functionality. Often the queue deploys as a generic printer.I'm assuming I need to install the printer locally first maybe, then find it on the pilot device and use file:// here? If this path is for a ppd that isn't included in that Apple hosted driver pack, how is it obtained? I've seen some suggestions of HP Easy Start to grab drivers not included in the Apple pack, but again should I go down this road of finding and updating driver packs in house if this method is being depreciated anyhow? I am not sure how to find the correct info for this path. My understanding is that the driver pack is no longer supported or kept by Apple, and this method I'm describing is depreciated in general. Often, there is no exact match for modern printers. lpinfo -m is run to find the specific model name for the profile field. Deploy a Profile with the Printer Management payload defined and an lpd:// path for the queue on the Windows Print Server.Deploy an In-House Enterprise app package of the HP 5.1 Driver Pack (forum stripped the link here, but it's Apple KB dl1888) to a supervised Mac on various minor versions of Big Sur.
Our Macs are not domain bound and use local non-admin user accounts. Open to direct to printer, or through hosted queue on the print server, we currently do not need to account for printing to these. Our goal is to reliably deploy printing to MacOS when in network for HPLJ printers. Our print server is Server 2016 and mostly leverages a universal windows driver for the HPLJ printers on our Windows workstations. Hello! Looking for detailed options, preferably native or free, to deploy HPLJ printers with Jamf School.
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