To support PaperCut printing within CS-TEACHING, we created a new virtual Windows Server 2012 system for the role of PaperCut remote server. This server - named lydia.student.cs.uwaterloo.ca - was made a member of the CS-TEACHING domain. On lydia the PaperCut support software (it's actually a service) was installed and made a member of the Paper Cuts cluster by support staff in IST.
We then created shared print queues on lydiafor CS printing. These queues were new local server queues printing to TCP/IP network ports. The port names defined as the FQDN names of the networked PaperCut printers. Our client systems in CS-TEACHING would then print to the shared queues on lydia (for example to \\lydia.student.cs.uwaterloo.ca\
All of these printers are Xerox WorkCentre models and all used the same smart driver which IST provided and is also obtainable from the Xerox web site.
The printer in MC 3009 (rs-public-mc3009.prt.uwaterloo.ca) is a colour printer with two shared queues created for it. This allows a user to print to it in monochrome (using the rs-public-mc3009-bw queue) and only be billed for monochrome printing. When a user desires colour printing then they may select the rs-public-mc3009-colour queue and be billed accordingly. To ensure that a designated monochrome print queue on a colour printers prints only in monochrome an administrator must utilize the following PaperCut Admin Console portal.
https://printuw.private.uwaterloo.ca:9192/admin
Under the Printers tab, select the print queue which should be set to monochrome. Remember, in the PaperCut Admin Console all CS print queues will appear twice, once for the CS-TEACHING PaperCut server (lydia) and once for the NEXUS PaperCut server (mediaprint2) . You will need to select the lydia print queue. Select the Convert to Grayscale option for All Users under the Filters and Restrictions tab for the print queue in question.
-- ClaytonTucker - 2014-10-14