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Responsibilities for Installation of MFP Device
Client
- Request a quote for the required Multifunction Printer (MFP) from the options
available from the Computer Shop.
- Complete and return the supplied order form to the CSU Computer Shop to
confirm the order.
- Ensure that an active network and phone point is available for the device
and if not, contact the Service Desk 84357 to have one installed prior
to the arrival
of the device.
- Ensure a power point is available is available for the device.
- When the printer is installed, ensure that the Share Administrator
is familiar with using the Printer Deployment Page and that the
required drivers have been
installed on all users machines.
- Inform the Computer Shop computershop@csu.edu.au that the installation
has been completed.
Computer Shop
- Supply quote and order form on request from the client.
- On confirmation of the order, order the device from the vendor.
- Upon receipt of the MAC address details, arrange for the device to be enabled
on the network, added to the Printer
Deployment Page and the details
added for the monthly network charge.
- On confirmation of installation, approve the invoice for payment.
Technology Support Services
- Enable the new device on the CSU network.
- Add the new device to the Printer Deployment Page.
Vendor
- Ensure that the model and price information supplied to the Computer Shop
is up to date.
- Forward any direct enquires for quotes to the Computer Shop.
- Supply MAC address details to the Computer Shop, a minimum of the one business
day prior to the proposed installation.
- Contact client to arrange installation.
- On installation ensure the required drivers are installed on all of
the user’s
machines.
- Inform the Computer Shop the installation has been completed and
provide the serial number of the device.
Standards for Installation of MFP Device.
- Current CSU Standards are LPR Print Services or TCP/IP Print Services
- No hard coding of IP address or printer shares allowed.
- Driver installation on Thin Client will be installed by Technology Support
Services only if required.
- Current OS used within CSU is XP and MAC OS. Mail server name used is
mailhost@csu.edu.au
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