Print ports
Export and recreation of TCP/IP and LPR ports, including communication and SNMP monitoring settings.
MgPrinter recreates the Windows printing environment actually in use on a new server: printers, ports, drivers, shares and essential settings.
Manual migration quickly becomes slow and risky once a server contains dozens of printers. MgPrinter turns repetitive tasks into a controlled, repeatable procedure, ideal for server renewal and disaster-recovery projects.
MgPrinter handles the layers needed for a Windows printer to work. It uses native Windows mechanisms to export and reinstall driver packages consistently.
Export and recreation of TCP/IP and LPR ports, including communication and SNMP monitoring settings.
Identifies drivers actually used and prepares their complete packages instead of requiring a manual file search.
Retains names, ports, drivers, shares, print processors, data types, comments and locations.
Ricoh, Xerox, HP, Canon, Konica Minolta, Kyocera, Brother and others: MgPrinter works from the configuration actually in use. It does not rely on a proprietary driver database that needs maintaining.
This is particularly valuable for environments with many printers, multiple sites or older drivers. Missing drivers and existing resources are detected before duplicates are created.
Compatible with modern Windows Server migration projects, MgPrinter is suited to system administrators, infrastructure teams, IT service providers and integrators. Each step can be verified before production, and execution logs make issues easier to identify.
The import/export workflow has notably been validated on Windows Server 2022 and Windows Server 2025 environments.