Intec CS4000 User Manual page 91

Network setting items
„ SNTP
Item
1
Network
Configuration
Card Setup
Web Page Tool/ Network
Utility
Setting Plug-in
(Mac OS X)
SNTP - -
2
NTP server - -
(Primary)
NTP server - -
(Secondary)
Time zone - -
3
Summertime - -
„ IEEE802.1X
Item
4
Network
Configuration
Card Setup
Web Page Tool/ Network
Utility
Setting Plug-in
(Mac OS X)
5 IEEE802.1X - -
EAP type - -
EAP user - -
EAP password - -
Client - -
certificate
setup
CA certificate - -
setup
Factory
Default Explanation
Settings
Manual Sets whether to use or not use SNTP protocols.
None Sets the IP address of the (primary) NTP server
that acquires the time.
None Sets the IP address of the (secondary) NTP
server that acquires the time.
00:00 Sets the time difference from GMT.
OFF Sets summertime.
Factory
Default Explanation
Settings
Disable Specifies whether to useIEEE802.1X.
EAP-TLS Specifies the EAP method.
(None) Sets the user name used by EAP using 64 single-
byte characters max.
(None) Sets the password used by EAP using 64 single-
byte characters max. Enabled only if [PEAP] is
selected in [EAP type].
Do not use Specifies whether to use SSL/TLS certificate in
SSL/TLS in EAP IEEE802.1X authentication. Cannot be used if
authentication SSL/TLS certificate is not installed. Enabled only
if EAP-TLS are selected.
Authenticating Specifies whether to authenticate the certificate
the server received from the RADIUS server using CA certificate.
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„ Security
Item
Network
Configuration
Card Setup
Web Page Tool/ Network
Utility
Setting Plug-in
(Mac OS X)
NetBIOS over - - Enable
TCP
EtherTalk - - Disable
Web (port No.: Device setup Web setup Enable
80) (web) -
Enabled
Web - - 80
IPP (port No.: - - Disable
631)
Telnet - - Disable
FTP - - Disable
SNMP - - Enable
POP - - Disable
POP - - 110
SNTP - - Disable
Local Ports - - Enable
SMTP sending - - 25
Network Change Change (Last 6 digits
functions password password of MAC
Change address)
password
„ IP filtering
Item
Network
Configuration
Card Setup
Web Page Tool/ Network
Utility
Setting Plug-in
(Mac OS X)
IP filtering - - Disable
Start address - - 0.0.0.0
1 to 10
End address - - 0.0.0.0
1 to 10
Print 1 to 10 - - Disable
Setup 1 to 10 - - Disable
IP address of - - 0.0.0.0
the registered
administrator
Network setting items
Factory
Default Explanation
Settings
Specifies whether to use NetBIOS over TCP.
Specifies whether to use EtherTalk.
Specifies whether to access the device using web
pages.
Specifies the port number to access the device
web page.
Specifies whether to use IPP.
Specifies whether to access the device using
Telnet.
Specifies whether to access the device using FTP.
Specifies whether to access the device using
SNMP.
Specifies whether to use POP3.
Specifies the port number of POP3.
Specifies whether to use SNTP.
Specifies whether to use specific protocols.
Specifies the SMTP send port number.
Sets a new administrator password using 15
single-byte characters max. The password
is case-sensitive. This password is used only
when changing the setup from the utilities. The
administrator password set using the device
cannot be changed from this item.
Factory
Default Explanation
Settings
Specifies whether to use IP filtering. Make
sure to make the following category settings if
enabling IP filtering. Unless these settings are
made, the device cannot be accessed via TCP/IP.
Specifies the IP address authorized by access to
the device. You can specify individual addresses
or the address range.
Specifies whether to authorize print jobs from
the specified IP address.
Specifies whether to authorize setup changes
from the specified IP address.
Automatically specifies the administrator IP address.
Normally only this address can access the device.
All accesses are authorized via proxy servers if the
administrator accesses the server via a proxy server.
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