There may be various configurations for a secured device. However, MVE only supports devices that are either fully unrestricted or fully restricted.
Fully unrestricted | Fully restricted | ||
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Device settings | Remote Management permission or Remote Management Function Access Control (RM FAC) Note: For a list of devices that support security settings, see the Release Notes. | No authentication or no security | An authentication method is configured to restrict public access to the Remote Management and Security Menu permissions, or a security template is assigned to RM FAC. |
Significant ports | The following ports are open:
| The UDP 161 (SNMP) port is open. | |
Security-related ports | The following ports are open:
| The following ports are open:
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MVE settings | Discovery profile | The Include secured printers in the discovery option is cleared. | The Include secured printers in the discovery option is selected. |
Are secure channels used for communication between MVE and the network devices? | No Note: In some printer models, secure channels are used even on fully unrestricted devices. | Yes | |
How do I determine the security configuration of the devices in my network? | In the main data grid in MVE, an open padlock icon appears beside the IP address of a fully unrestricted device. | In the main data grid in MVE, a closed padlock icon appears beside the IP address of a fully restricted device. Note: If MVE cannot identify the communication credentials of the device, then the closed padlock icon has a red slash through it. To remove the red slash, set the correct communication credentials for the security settings in the configuration before enforcing it to the restricted device. | |
How do I search for devices that have this type of configuration? |
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