Riso 9630R Administrator's Manual page 41

1
On the [Admin Menu] screen, select
[User Ctrl] - [Authentication
Servers].
The [Authentication Servers] screen is displayed.
2
Touch [ON].
3
Configure the settings.
Select the item to configure and touch [Edit].
A Setting items
B Switches setting item pages
C Displays setting details
D Switches setting details pages
Follow the on-screen instructions to configure the
settings.
After configuring the settings, touch [Close] or [OK].
The [Authentication Servers] screen is displayed.
Administrator Menu Setting Items
• Up to three servers can be selected for
each LDAP server (primary/secondary)
and Kerberos server (primary/secondary)
(up to 6 servers in total) as contacts for
authentication. To change or delete each
server's settings, or set contact priority for
authentication, perform the following
operations on the [Server Settings] screen.
To add an authentication server:
Touch [Add] to configure the settings for
each server.
To change settings:
Select the relevant server and touch [Edit].
Change the settings.
To delete a server:
Select the relevant server and touch
[Delete].
To set contact priority when performing
authentication:
Select a server and set the priority using
[ ] and [
.
]
• You do not need to register a Kerberos
server if you are not using a Kerberos
server. The Kerberos server in the [Server
Settings] screen will be blank.
• When a Kerberos server is not registered,
authentication will only be available with
the IC card and users will not be able to
use login authentication with a PIN code.
4
After setting the necessary items,
touch [OK] on the [Authentication
Servers] screen.
When the processing is completed, the [Admin
Menu] screen is displayed.
• The [Processing] screen is displayed while
server information is being deleted. Do not turn
off the machine using the main power switch
while the [Processing] screen is displayed.
Doing so may cause the machine to
malfunction.
• This function can also be configured from the
RISO Console. (See p. 12)
ComColor GD Series Administrator's Guide
39