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‎04-16-2022 09:06 AM

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Product: HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M283fdw
Operating System: Linux

In trying to set up the mentioned printer for the first time, and I got stuck with whether I should select "IT managed" or "self managed".

What do those mean?

 

I'm an embedded SW designer from Finland, and I've nothing to do with HP - other than buying HP products every now and then for my personal use.
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‎04-16-2022 10:16 AM

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After quite some googling, I found out that it's just whether the automatic updates are enabled (self-managed) or not (IT-managed).

Can someone confirm that?

 

I'm an embedded SW designer from Finland, and I've nothing to do with HP - other than buying HP products every now and then for my personal use.
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‎04-16-2022 11:39 AM

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The difference is in the printer's updates that are done from time to time.

Self-managed updates are done automatically in IT managed the updates are OFF. 




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