Driver Password Encryption Setting - Oce cm3522 User Manual

Settings on the control panel
1
In the Administrator Settings screen, touch [Security Settings].
2
In the Security Settings screen, touch [4 Security Details].
3
In the Security Details screen, touch [Print Data Capture].
Buttons for the available settings appear.
4
Touch the button for the desired setting is set.
The capturing of a print job is either allowed or prohibited.
Note
For details on capturing a print job, contact your service representative.
12.4.9

Driver Password Encryption Setting

This function enables setting to use the factory default or to change it to a user-defined encryption
passphrase for the common encryption key to be added to print jobs. (Default setting: Use Factory Default)
User-Defined: Set an encryption passphrase. Enter an encryption passphrase in 20 characters.
Use Factory Default: Use the factory default encryption passphrase (encryption key (common key) that is
already determined and that is not disclosed).
Note
User, account, and secure document passwords are encrypted by the common encryption key.
When "User-Defined" is selected for the encryption passphrase, select "Encryption Passphrase" in the
printer driver to enable it, and then enter the same value.
If different values are used for the encryption passphrase for the machine and the printer driver, the
machine cannot decrypt the encrypted user password, account password or secure document
password. Then printing cannot be performed. For details, refer to
encryption passphrase" on page
When SSL is enabled in OpenAPI and the printer driver can obtain the device information automatically,
it is also possible to obtain the common encryption key from this machine automatically.
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Detail
For details on displaying the Administrator Settings screen, refer to
Settings screen" on page
1
In the Administrator Settings screen, touch [Security Settings].
2
In the Security Settings screen, touch [Driver Password Encryption Setting].
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