New IT technologies are often bandwidth-hungry. Print jobs with intensive use of graphic
elements and colour also quickly grow into large volume files. Gigabit and fibre optic
technologies play an increasingly important role for network design as both provide for greater
bandwidth. The new PS1126 print server enables users to connect printers directly to gigabit
fibre optic cabling. In this way network printing benefits from fast and eavesdropping secure
data transmission, eliminating the need for special media converters, which also often cause
failures.
Future Technologies for Network Printing
The SEH PS1126 print server comes with even more features which offer protection of
investment. While being fully functional with the currently still prevalent network protocol IPv4,
the print server is IPv6-enabled, allowing for a planned migration to this protocol which is
spreading out more and more so printers, too, can be attached to IPv6 networks. The latest
ThinPrint .print client is integrated for utilising PS1126 in environments with innovative
ThinPrint .print software, e.g. desktop virtualisation or server-based computing, providing
efficient bandwidth control and optimisation for network printing.
As all SEH print servers, PS1126 comes with a powerful security package as well as regular
soft- and firmware updates, free tech support, and a warranty of up to five years.
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