Creating And Editing User Accounts - Dell S3840cdn User Manual

2 Select the user account from the list, or enter the user name.
NOTE:
• Enter the user name for the Network authentication. For the Local and Simple authentication,
the user identification varies depending on the settings.
• When the Network authentication system is Kerberos or SMB, entering the realm or domain is
required. For Kerberos, enter the user name and realm in the UPN format
(<username>@<realm>). For SMB, enter the user name and domain in the NetBIOS format
(<domain>\<username>).
3 Enter the passcode.
NOTE:
• The Simple authentication does not require passcodes.
• When you select the service restricted, a log-in screen appears. Enter the required information
to use the service.
Log Out of the Dell Printer Configuration Web Tool
1 Select the user name.
2 Select Log Out.

Creating and Editing User Accounts

Creating New Accounts from the Dell Printer Configuration Web
Tool
1 In the User Accounts screen or the Log In screen which appears when the screen
requires authentication, select Add New Account.
2 Enter the user name in the Add New Account screen.
3 If the password is required for authentication, set the password.
4 Set the contact details in the Contact Details screen.
Editing User Accounts from the Dell Printer Configuration Web
Tool
You can edit the user accounts in the user details screen which is displayed when you
select Permissions
Roles
Personalizations
PC User Names
Accounting
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desired user name under User Accounts.
You can set a device user role and printing user role to the user.
You can reset the personalized settings for the user.
You can link PC user names to accounts on the printer.
Shows the number of prints made by the user. Selecting Edit allows you to change
the limits and relate the ColorTrack general accounts to the user.
NOTE:
• The items on the Edit Accounting screen vary depending on the What to
Track settings.
• Up to 100 ColorTrack general accounts can be related to a user.