Restricting Users from Using this Device
Overview of User Authentication and Account Track
Employing the MFP authentication
Employing the account track function
Employing the Active Directory authentication
Employing the NTLM authentication
Employing the LDAP authentication
Sending to your address (Scan to Me)
Sending the download URL to your address (Scan to URL)
Constructing a single sign-on environment for the SMB transmission
Configuring a setting so that a user can log in to this machine using administrator privileges
Setting privileges to use the functions of this machine by user or account
Restricting available functions by user or account
Specifying the default function permission setting when the external server authentication is used
Restricting functions available to public users
Managing the maximum number of copies by user or account
Limiting the access to destinations for each user
Methods to limit access to destinations
Managing based on the reference allowed level
Managing based on the reference allowed group
Managing based on a combination of the reference allowed level and the reference allowed group
Changing the function key display pattern by user or account
Specifying the operations of the ID & Print function
Configuring common settings when using the authentication function
Restricting print jobs without authentication information
Printing without password (Quick authentication)
Using the authentication unit
Setting operations of the authentication unit
Authenticating in the LDAP server using the authentication card (LDAP-IC Card Authentication)
Recording the authentication card ID in counter information of this machine
Using the MFP authentication together against in the case where an enhanced server has shut down
Setting a secondary authentication server against shutdown of an authentication server
Using a mobile terminal for authentication purposes
Employing the NFC authentication
Employing Bluetooth LE authentication
Overview of User Authentication and Account Track