Configuring LDAP

If your network uses LDAP, then the printer may be required to connect to the LDAP authentication server to retrieve network folder or FTP path information.

Notes:

• If your printer has been configured to use LDAP authentication for user access, then some or all the needed settings may have been configured previously.
• Modifying or deleting an existing LDAP profile can affect user access to the printer or to individual printer functions.

1. From the Embedded Web Server, click Settings > Security > Security Setup > Address Book Setup .

2. Configure the following settings:

   • Server Address —Type the IP address or host name of the LDAP server.

   • Server Port —Enter the port number used to communicate to the LDAP server. The default port is 389.

   • Use SSL/TLS —Select None .

   • LDAP Certificate Verification —Select Allow .

   • Use GSSAPI —Clear this check box.

   • Mail Attribute —Type the mail attribute of the LDAP server.

   • Search Base —Type the search base used on the LDAP server.

   • Search Timeout —Enter a value from 5 to 300 seconds.

   • Displayed Name —Select the format of the display name.

   • Max Search Results —Enter a range from 5 to 500.

   • Use user credentials —Clear this check box.

3. Click Submit .

4. Click Device Credentials , and then configure the following settings:

   Device Credentials

   • Anonymous LDAP Bind —Clear this check box.

   • Distinguished Name —Type the distinguished name of the print server or servers.

   • MFP's Password —Type the password for the print servers.

   Kerberos Settings

   • MFP Login —Type the user name for the print servers.

   • MFP Password —Type the password for the print servers.

5. Click Submit .

Locating devices and resources residing in different domains on your network

1. From the Embedded Web Server, click Settings > Network/Ports > TCP/IP .

2. In the Domain Search Order field, type the names of all the domains found on your network.

3. Click Submit .