I can't help but think this wasn't a fluke and that it will keep happening. I ultimately remove & re-add the printers, and everything is okay again. They go right back to saying they're paused. (Granted, they didn't have admin credentials to try) I remote into the Mac to look, and even while logged in as admin, I click 'resume' on each printer, but it never takes. I got a call that all of the sudden, the printers were in a 'Paused' state and that they could not get it out of that state, even after a reboot.

Everything tested pretty well and everything was working like a charm. The 'Laserjet 9050' I mentioned above is actually a PCounter pool of 3 such printers, but as far as the clients know it just looks like a single shared printer. Installing locally by IP would bypass this. We must do it in this manner, as we have PCounter in use on the server in order to charge lab printing fees. (HP Laserjet 9050, Ricoh Aficio C430dn) When users log into the Mac and print to these printers, it automatically authenticates to the print server with their AD credentials currently in use. Printers are installed on the Mac from their shared instance from the print server, drivers used are from the latest and driver packages on Apple's support site. Printers are configured on a brand new Windows Server 2012 R2 print server.El Capitan Server set up for Profile Manager - Lab machines are enrolled in device management, and device policies are set against device groups so I can lock users out of fiddling with settings, delete users accounts upon logoff, etc.Mac clients connected to our domain and using AD for user authentication.Here's a little info about my current lab config: Today begins a whole new fresh year in our environment, ripe with clean lab images, new servers, and migrating over to brand new Microsoft servers while leaving Novell in the dust. Please keep all content and discussions professional. This video demonstrates simple client code and subcode/matter login via touchscreen keyboard on a Xerox MFP controlled by Pcounter Embedded.

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