SJFast911 wrote:

Yes, or at least most of it.
You should be aware that iPrint is just an additional layer on top of NDPS
and that any iPrint Broker, Manager or Printer is also automatically an
NDPS Broker, Manager or Printer.
However the iPrint pluzgin for iManager goes even further than just
supporting iPrint features and it also allows you to manage certain NDPS
specific features. For instance, you can use iManager to configure RPM
(Remote Printer MAnagement) and you use it to assign print queues to
NDPS/iPrint printers and also set the NDPS defaults for Printers.
One aspect you can't manage with iManager is ENS (Event notification
Services), e.g. the conditions under which broadcast messages are sent to
NDPS clients based on certain events.