Administrator Authentication Management
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Administrator Authentication Management
You can specify whether administrator authentication is performed on the device control panel. You can also select the administration level ("High" or "Low") for administrator's setting items. Items of "High" administration level must be managed by administrators who have the write privilege. Some items of "Low" administration level can be handled by authenticated (logged-on) Users.
Note
- On this page, settings can be configured to items relevant to the current administrator only.
- Settings configured on this page are applied where administrator configures settings on the device control panel. Administrator is always authenticated before making settings on the Web browser pages.
User Administrator Authentication
Specify whether User Administrator is authenticated when making User settings (e.g. editing the Address Book) on the control panel.
Note
- To enable user authentication, make sure "On" is selected.
Available Settings for User Administrator
Specify the administration level ("High" or "Low") for items managed by User Administrator.
Select the check box to set the administration level to "High", or clear the check box to set it to "Low".
Machine Administrator Authentication
Specify whether Machine Administrator is authenticated for making device settings (e.g. system defaults) on the control panel.
Available Settings for Machine Administrator
Specify the administration level ("High" or "Low") for items managed by Machine Administrator.
Select the check box to set the administration level to "High", or clear the check box to set it to "Low".
Network Administrator Authentication
Specify whether Network Administrator is authenticated when making network configuration settings on the control panel.
Available Settings for Network Administrator
Specify the administration level ("High" or "Low") for items managed by Network Administrator.
Select the check box to set the administration level to "High", or clear the check box to set it to "Low".
File Administrator Authentication
Specify whether File Administrator is authenticated when making Document Server settings on the control panel.
Available Settings for File Administrator
Specify the administration level ("High" or "Low") for items managed by File Administrator.
Select the check box to set the administration level to "High", or clear the check box to set it to "Low".
Buttons
Refresh
Click to update the currently displayed information.
Note
- Before making the settings, click Refresh to obtain the machine's current status.
OK
Click to apply the settings.
Cancel
Click to cancel the settings.