Step 2 Changing The Default Authorization Group Settings - Xerox DocuCentre-III C4100 Manual

13 Authentication and Account Administration
2) Click the [Properties] tab.
3) Click [Connectivity] > [Protocols] > [LDAP] > [LDAP Group Access].
4) Set [System Administrator Access Group] and [Account Administrator Access
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Select [System Settings].
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Select [Connectivity & Network Setup].
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Select [Remote Authentication/Directory Service Settings].
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Select [Authentication System Setup] and then select a remote authentication server.
Refer to "Remote Authentication/Directory Service Settings" (P.143)
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Configure the settings for the remote authentication server.
For more information on the Authentication feature, refer to "Kerberos Server Settings" (P.143), "LDAP
Server/Directory Service" (P.144), and "SMB Server Settings" (P.146).

Step 2 Changing the Default Authorization Group Settings

Use the following procedure to change the settings of the Default Authentication Group.
The Default Authentication Group is the authorization group that registered users
belong to by default.
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Press the <Log In/Out> button.
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Enter the system administrator's user ID with the numeric keypad or a keyboard, and
select [Enter].
When a passcode is required, select [Next Input] and enter the system administrator's
passcode, then select [Enter].
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Select [Tools].
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Select [Authentication/Security Settings].
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Select [Authentication].
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Select [Create Authorization Groups].
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Select "DEFAULT (Default)" and select [Create/Delete].
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Set [Restrict Recipient Selection Method] and [Restrict User to Edit Address Book].
Refer to "Create Authorization Groups" (P.207).
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Select [Close].
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Group].
Setting example:
System Administrator Access Group: CN=SA,CN=Users,DC=secEQ,DC=local
Account Administrator Access Group: CN=AA,CN=Users,DC=secEQ,DC=local
• The available options are [Kerberos (Windows 2000), [Kerberos (Solaris)], [LDAP], [SMB],
and [Authentication Agent].
• The default user ID is "11111".
• The default passcode is "x-admin".