Setting Up Home Directory Setting - Oki MC780f User Manual

8 [Administration] Tab Page
[Restriction Setting for Destination] screen
You can register an LDAP server to be used to search the destination.
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1 [OK] button
2 [Cancel] button
3 Restriction Setting for Destination
Setting up Single Sign On Setting
Normally users are required to enter the user name and password for E-mail authentication and Scan to Email; however,
you can enable the single sign on setting to eliminate these operations.
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1 Single Sign On for Scan to Email

Setting up Home Directory Setting

You can configure the home directory when home directory is enabled.
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1 Home Directory
2 Home Directory Server
264 [Security] Item List
Select this to register the LDAP server which has been set.
Select this to cancel the registration of the LDAP server.
Select this to set an LDAP server to be used to search the destination.
You can register up to three LDAP servers.
Select whether or not to enable single sign on. [Enable] is set as the default.
Select whether or not to enable home directory.
Specify the home directory server.
Use User Authentication Server — Select this to use the user authentication server as
the home directory server.
Use User Authentication Server(Use specific server for Card Authentication) —
Select this to use the user authentication server as the home directory server. However,
use the specified server as the home directory server in the case of Card Authentication.
User Specific Server — Select this to specify the home directory server.
If you select "Use User Authentication Server (Use specific server for Card Authentication)"
or "User Specific Server", the LDAP server list appears on the screen. You can set up to 3
servers. Click the "Primary" button to select the primary server.
Click the LDAP server name on the list to open the Home Directory Server Setting screen.
Select the home directory server for each server name. If you do not specify the server,
select "Disable".
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