6. Press the [User Tools/Counter] key on the control panel.
7. Press [System Settings].
8. Press [Administrator Tools].
9. Press [Extended Security].
10. If you are not using [@Remote Service], set [@Remote Service] to [Prohibit].
For details about "Update Firmware", see the following "Firmware Update Cautions".
11. Press [OK].
12. Press the [User Tools/Counter] key.
13. Disconnect this machine from the administrator-only access network, and then
connect it to the general usage network environment.
Firmware Update Cautions
If IPsec is enabled, all information on the network will be encrypted. This allows you to perform
firmware updates securely.
If IPsec is not enabled, the information on the network may not be encrypted depending on the
protocol. If you want to perform a firmware update when IPsec is not enabled, be sure to do so
only if your network environment is protected against electronic eavesdropping and similar security
threats.
• p.224 "Enabling SSL/TLS"
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p.37 "Changing the Administrator's User Name and Password"
• p.212 "Specifying Network Security Level"
• p.204 "Enabling and Disabling Protocols"
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