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Setting Administrators

How User Authentication Works

System Requirements

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Setting User Authentication (for the Administrator)

Managing User Information

Using the Touch Panel Display

Using the Remote UI

Registering/Editing User Data for Active Directory Authentication

Setting the User Authentication Function Environment

Using the Touch Panel Display

Using the Remote UI

Changing the User Authentication System

Registering/Editing LDAP Server Information

Users Changing Their Own Passwords

User Setting Information Management (User Setting Information Management Service)

Accessing the Advanced Box of Another Machine

Authentication Method Settings for Sending Operations

Specifying Personal Folders

Registering Personal Folders for Each User

Setting Up the Home Folder and Personal Folders

Registering Folders Designated by Login Service as Personal Folders

Specifying Authentication Method for LDAP Server

Specifying Authentication Method for Rights Management Server

Specifying Authentication Method for SMTP Server

Specifying Authentication Method for File Server

Simple Authentication Settings for Secure Print

Authentication Password Security Settings

Displaying a Warning When Logging In with the Default Password

Allowing the Default Password to Be Used When Logging In from the Remote UI

Setting Password Restrictions

Setting the Lockout Function

Authentication Settings for Device Information Distribution

ACCESS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Available Settings for Administrator Table (Touch Panel Display)

Available Settings for Administrator Table (Remote UI)

File Formats for Local Device Authentication User Information Files

Other Login Services

Logging In with DepartmentID Authentication (When Department ID Management Is Enabled)

Setting Department ID Management (for the System Manager)

Specifying the System Manager Settings

Department ID Management

Using the Touch Panel Display

Specifying Department ID Management
Checking/Printing/Clearing Page Totals
Accepting Jobs with Unknown Department IDs
Accepting B&W Copy and Print Jobs without Entering a Department ID

Using the Remote UI

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Setting the Lockout Function
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You can set a lockout function that temporarily prevents logging in for a user that fails user authentication. The lockout function enables increased security.
Item
Setting Content
[Enable Lockout]
Enables the lockout settings.
[Lockout Threshold]
Enables you to set the number of times that a user must fail user authentication before they are temporarily stopped from logging in. If a user fails the user authentication more than the set lockout threshold within three minutes, the login service is stopped. For example, if you set the lockout threshold to five times, the lockout function is enabled and the user is prevented from logging in for the specified period of time when a user fails user authentication five times in three minutes.
[Lockout Period]
Enables you to set the lockout period. When setting this from the Remote UI, enter the lockout time using single-byte characters.
Using the Touch Panel Display
Using the Remote UI
Using the Touch Panel Display
1.
Press (Settings/Registration).
2.
Press [Management Settings] → [Security Settings] → [Authentication/Password Settings] → [Authentication Function Settings].
3.
Press [Lockout Settings].
4.
Specify each setting.
Press [On] for <Enable Lockout>.
Press [Lockout Threshold] → press [-] or [+] to specify the number of times.
You can also use the numeric keys to enter values.
Press [Lockout Period] → press [-] or [+] to specify the time.
You can also use the numeric keys to enter values.
5.
Press [OK].
Using the Remote UI
1.
Click [Settings/Registration] → [Security Settings]→[Authentication/Password Settings].
2.
Press [Edit...] for <Authentication Function Settings>.
3.
Select [Enable Lockout] → specify each setting → click [OK].
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