Summary of SEH TECHNOLOGY LAUNCHES NEW PRINTSERVER ONE TO IMPROVE PROFESSIONAL CONNECTIVITY IN ANY ENVIRONMENT
SEH Technology launched the printserver ONE to provide secure, professional connectivity by adding a second Ethernet interface to network printers via USB, enabling encrypted print data transfer and optional IPSec tunnels. It isolates printers from the primary LAN, allowing outsourced or remote users to print safely without risking company network security—useful for public sector and businesses adapting to post-pandemic work.
Parts used in the printserver ONE:
- printserver ONE device
- USB cable/USB interface on printer
- Ethernet interface/second Ethernet port
- IPSec tunnel support (software/firmware feature)
In a time where change is inevitable, businesses need to stay ahead of the curve to remain competitive within their industries and ensure the COVID-19 pandemic doesn’t cause a decline in success. Large scale companies are looking for ways to manage services from one central console, as they prepare for a post pandemic working environment. To cater to these market needs and satisfy increasing customer demands, SEH Technology has launched its new print server, the print server ONE, for improved professional connectivity in any environment.
Second network interface for printers
Network printers often provide unsecured access to the home LAN or the company network, which creates vulnerabilities via the open Internet. With the printserver ONE, users can utilise the existing USB port on network printers, and create a separate, additional Ethernet interface for the printer, which can receive print data fully encrypted and even secured via an IPSec tunnel. Having this technology enables the printserver ONE to be used amongst public sector industries, such as hospitals and schools, ideal for admin purposes and much more, during a time when the public sector is at such high demand.
In addition, using the printserver ONE allows businesses to create a second Ethernet port on the printer via the USB interface. This means that outsourced computers or remote employees can be connected without any danger to the company network. All print processes from the “Internet computer” are forwarded to the printer in encrypted form, independently of the actual network, providing peace of mind for companies when navigating the disruptions from COVID-19.
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- What is the printserver ONE designed to do?
It adds a second Ethernet interface to printers via USB, enabling encrypted print data transfer and optional IPSec security. - Can the printserver ONE secure print data?
Yes, it can send print data fully encrypted and secured via an IPSec tunnel. - Does the printserver ONE help isolate printers from the company LAN?
Yes, it creates a separate Ethernet interface so printers do not need to be directly on the primary LAN. - Is the printserver ONE suitable for public sector use like hospitals and schools?
Yes, the article states it is ideal for public sector industries such as hospitals and schools. - Can remote or outsourced employees use the printserver ONE safely?
Yes, it allows outsourced computers or remote employees to connect without endangering the company network. - Does the printserver ONE rely on the existing USB port of the printer?
Yes, it utilises the existing USB port to create the additional Ethernet interface. - Will print processes from Internet computers be protected?
Yes, all print processes from Internet computers are forwarded in encrypted form independently of the actual network.
