How Xerox Remote Print Services Works

Xerox Remote Print Services capabilities are based on a technology platform that provides a flexible end-to-end system for connecting products to the Xerox infrastructure which administers our post-sale offerings.

The diagram below depicts a high-level view of an end-to-end Xerox Remote Print Services architecture. It highlights communication flow between the Xerox Remote Print Services Client (direct-device and/or proxy-host) and the Xerox Communication Server. As shown in the diagram, Xerox Remote Print Services Clients are embedded either in Xerox devices or in a hosted application (e.g. CentreWare Web). The clients are configured to connect and send messages to the Xerox Communication Server.

Customer Environment flowchart

Xerox Remote Print Services Design Goals for Security

Xerox views network security as a key requirement of the overall Xerox Remote Print Services architecture. Xerox Remote Print Services include capabilities designed to address the following concerns about security:

Identification and Authentication
Authorization
Data Integrity
Audit Capabilities
Customer Confidentiality

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