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Setup, Registration, and User Management > System MenuIPSecItemDescriptionIPSecMake this setting when you use IPSec.*Value: Off, On* After changing the setting, restart the system or turn the machine OFF and then ON.Secure ProtocolItemDescriptionSSLIPP SecurityHTTP SecurityLDAP Security (Ext. AddressBook)LDAP Security (User Property)SMTP SecurityPOP3 Security (User 1)POP3 Security (User 2)POP3 Security (User 3)Select whether or not to use SSL.*Value: Off, OnSelect the IPP security level.*Value: IPP/IPP over SSL, IPPoverSSL onlySelect the HTTP security level.*Value: HTTP/HTTPS, HTTPS OnlySelect the communication protocol according to the type of security employed by the LDAPserver.ValueOff: Do not use security employed by the LDAP server.SSL/TLS: Encryption is applied to any data communication. To enable LDAP security, theLDAP port may have to be changed according to the server settings. Typically, 636** for SSL/TLS is well-known LDAP port.STARTTLS: Encryption is applied to any data communication. Typically, 389** for STARTTLS iswell-known LDAP port.NOTE: LDAP must be set to [On] in Protocol Detail on page 9-20.Select the communication protocol according to the type of security employed by the SMTPserver.ValueOff: Do not use security employed by the SMTP server.SSL/TLS: Encryption is applied to any data communication. To enable SMTP security, theSMTP port may have to be changed according to the server settings. Typically, 465** for SSL/TLS is well-known SMTP port.STARTTLS: Encryption is applied to any data communication. Typically, 25** or 587** forSTARTTLS is well-known SMTP port.NOTE: SMTP must be set to [On] in Protocol Detail on page 9-20.Select the communication protocol according to the type of security employed by the POP3server.ValueOff: Do not use security employed by the POP3 server.SSL/TLS: Encryption is applied to any data communication. To enable POP3 security, thePOP3 port may have to be changed according to the server settings. Typically, 995** for SSL/TLS is well-known POP3 port.STARTTLS: Encryption is applied to any data communication. Typically, 110** for STARTTLS iswell-known POP3 port.NOTE: POP3 must be set to [On] in Protocol Detail on page 9-20.* After changing the setting, restart the system or turn the machine OFF and then ON.** You can change the port number using Embedded Web Server.9-22
Setup, Registration, and User Management > System MenuLAN InterfaceLAN InterfaceItemDescriptionSpecify the settings for the LAN interface to be used.*Value: Auto, 10Base-Half, 10Base-Full, 100Base-Half, 100Base-Full, 1000BASE-T* After changing the setting, restart the system or turn the machine OFF and then ON.Interface Block SettingThis allows you to protect this machine by blocking the interface with external devices such as USB hosts or optionalinterfaces.ItemDescriptionUSB HostUSB DeviceOptional Interface 1Optional Interface 2This locks and protects the USB memory slot.Value: Unblock, BlockThis locks and protects the USB interface connector.Value: Unblock, BlockThis locks and protects the optional interface slots.Optional Interface 1: FAXOptional Interface 2: NetworkValue: Unblock, BlockRAM Disk SettingItemRAM Disk SettingDescriptionA RAM disk can be created and its size can be set. Creating a RAM disk makes it possible toprint from a Job Box.*ValueRAM Disk Setting: Off, OnRAM Disk Size: Setting range varies with Optional Memory settings.* After changing the setting, restart the system or turn the machine OFF and then ON.Optional MemoryItemOptional MemoryDescriptionWhen optional memory is installed, select the memory allocation scheme based on theapplication in which you are using the equipment.*Value: Printer Priority, Normal, Copy Priority* After changing the setting, restart the system or turn the machine OFF and then ON.9-23
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