You have a network printer connected to print server. You need to be able to print if print server
goes down.
What should you configure?

A.
branch office direct printing

B.
printer pooling

C.
spooling

D.
Print forwarding

Explanation:
Branch Office Direct Printing can reduce Wide Area Network (WAN) usage by printing directly to a
print device instead of a server print queue. This feature can be enabled or disabled on a per printer
basis and is transparent to the user. It is enabled by an administrator using the Print Management
Console or Windows PowerShell on the server.
The printer information is cached in the branch office, so that if the print server is unavailable for
some reason (for example if the WAN link to the data center is down), then it is still possible for the
user to print.
Branch Office Direct Printing requires the following operating systems:
Windows Server 2012
Windows 8