HP Celiveo Enterprise High Availability Solution

HP Celiveo Enterprise High Availability enables serverless, secure pull-printing with offline support and cloud flexibility using existing IT infrastructure.


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Brand
HP
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
2 MB
Published
06 November, 2026
Updated
06 November, 2026
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About this manual

HP Celiveo Enterprise High Availability is a serverless pull-printing solution that allows users to authenticate and print securely from any location, including home. It leverages existing SQL servers and Active Directory without needing dedicated print servers. Print jobs can be stored locally or in the cloud and released from any networked device or home printer.

The solution supports hybrid deployment models, enabling print jobs to remain on client PCs or cloud platforms like Citrix or VMware. It also offers strong authentication methods, including PKI smartcards and dual-factor authentication, and ensures print job security through encryption and automatic deletion after a set period.

What's inside

  • Serverless Pull-Printing
  • Secure Authentication
  • Offline Printing
  • Cloud Management
  • Hybrid Deployment
  • Print Job Encryption
  • User Authentication Methods
  • High Availability Features

Specifications

TechnologyZeroServer™ technology
Infrastructure CompatibilityLeverages existing SQL server and LDAP/Active Directory instances
Authentication MethodsPKI smartcards, dual-factor, Kerberos, PIN
Print Job StorageStored on user’s PC or in the cloud

Frequently asked questions

Can print jobs be released from home printers?

Yes, users can release print jobs from home printers using a web-based dashboard or printer control panel.

What happens if the SQL server is unreachable?

The Celiveo agent in the printer accesses the last known print job depository for the logged-in user.

Does this solution require a dedicated SQL server?

No, it leverages existing SQL servers and Active Directory without needing a dedicated SQL server.

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