Aside from the PhaserShare Administrator and PhaserLink, you won't find much in the way of network support. Queue management is limited to network and operating system tools. PhaserLink provides a status page that you can view with a browser, but you have to update the status manually. Nonetheless, you need a POP3 e-mail server, and you can't specify that messages should go to the particular user whose print job it is. Finally, the Phaser 360 is relatively inexpensive to run.
Black ink is free, which means monochrome output costs the price of the paper.
Tektronix estimates that a typical color page, with five percent coverage for each color, costs six cents in standard mode or eight cents in enhanced mode. Ultimately, the slow speed for printing longer documents means you probably won't want the Phaser 360 as your only network printer. But its combination of speed and quality will allow it to serve as a switch-hitter for both color output and as an additional network printer for short monochrome documents. Parallel port or 10Base-T Ethernet connection.