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Overview of the Authentication System

Setting Administrators

How User Authentication Works

System Requirements

Login Methods

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 Administrators
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This machine is provided with two login services by default. The two login services are User Authentication and DepartmentID Authentication.
The login services can be managed by administrators.
By setting administrators, you can restrict operations by general users on the Settings/Registration screen. Four types of administrators can be set on the machine. Of the four types of administrators, the NetworkAdmin and DeviceAdmin have more restricted privileges than the Administrator and System Manager.
The privileges of administrators and general users are set with roles. For details on the privileges, see "ACCESS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Administrator Guide."
For information on the Settings/Registration items available with administrator privileges, see "Available Settings for Administrator Table (Touch Panel Display)" and "Available Settings for Administrator Table (Remote UI)".
User Authentication
Administrator
NetworkAdmin
DeviceAdmin
DepartmentID Authentication
System Manager
User Authentication
Administrator
The Administrator can specify all of the system settings for the machine.
NetworkAdmin
The NetworkAdmin mainly manages the settings related to the network. You can specify the IP address settings required to connect to the network or the settings for IPSec and SNMP for security. Set by the Administrator, as necessary.
DeviceAdmin
The DeviceAdmin mainly manages the settings related to the machine itself. You can specify settings such as paper type management settings and Send/Receive function settings. Set by the Administrator, as necessary.
DepartmentID Authentication
System Manager
The System Manager can specify all of the system settings for the machine.
For instructions on specifying the System Manager Settings, see "Specifying the System Manager Settings".