Settings Affected By Network Setting And How Users Are Affected; Mail Address Entry; Mail Setting; Address Input Permission - Riso 9630R Administrator's Manual

■ Settings Affected by Network Setting and How Users are Affected

If you are using the machine connected to a network, you cannot configure functions without configuring
[Network Setting (IPv4)] or [Network Setting (IPv6)], and [Network Setting (Details)] in advance. Be sure that
you configure [Network Setting (IPv4)] or [Network Setting (IPv6)], and [Network Setting (Details)], before
configuring the functions.
What only the administrator can configure
Network Setting (IPv4)
or
Network Setting (IPv6)
The administrator setting determines the network functions available to the users.
To enable users to use the following functions, the administrator needs to configure the settings below in the
administrator setting.
Functions that users can use
Sending print jobs and using the RISO
Console in the network environment
Saving the scanned data to the server
Sending the scanned data by e-mail
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Network Setting
(Details)
Scan Data Directory

Mail Setting

Mail Address Entry

Address Input
Permission
Authentication Servers
NTP Time
Synchronization
IPsec Setting
IP Address Limiting (IPv4)
or
IP Address Limiting (IPv6)
What the administrator configures in the administrator setting
• [Network Setting (IPv4)]
• [Network Setting (IPv6)]
• [Network Setting (IPv4)] or [Network Setting (IPv6)]
• [Scan Data Directory]
• [Network Setting (Details)] if you are specifying the storage directory using
a server name
• [Network Setting (IPv4)] or [Network Setting (IPv6)]
• [Mail Setting]
• [Mail Address Entry]
• [Address Input Permission]
• [Network Setting (Details)] if you are specifying the mail server address
using a server name
What users can do
Send print jobs RISO Console
Save the scanned data to the server
Send the scanned data by e-mail
What users are affected by
User authentication using
authentication servers (Use of some
functions is restricted. See p. 36.)
Enhancing network communication
security using encryption technology
Restricting access to the network using
IP address
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