Why does Konica Minolta Software display an error when importing an exported file?
This error may occur when an export file has been obtained without being encrypted. To resolve this, open the exported file using the spreadsheet application. Set "+" shown in the Password field of the target user as a new password. Save the file. Import the file saved in step (3) using Authentication Manager.
How to fix 'Failed to establish an SSL/TLS communication with the device' error on Konica Minolta Software?
To resolve the 'Failed to establish an SSL/TLS communication with the device' error, you can try the following: Use Web Connection to import a certificate to the device. In the network settings, set "Enable SSL" of OpenAPI to "ON" or "Accept SSL communication only". In the network settings, set "Enable SSL" of TCP socket IF to "ON".
What to do if Konica Minolta Software doesn't respond after installing a new IC card or biometric device?
If there is no response after installing a new IC card or biometric authentication device, register Authentication Manager again.
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Provides an overview of the Authentication Manager utility and its capabilities.
Lists product names and their corresponding abbreviations used in the manual.
Lists trademark acknowledgements and legal notices.
Explains the purpose and functionality of Authentication Manager.
Details the initial configuration steps for Authentication Manager.
Describes the process of logging into the Enterprise Suite.
Outlines fundamental operations within Authentication Manager, including the Top Menu.
Covers operations and display settings for managing user lists, including registration, editing, and deletion.
Covers displaying and managing user counter totals for devices.
Covers operations and display settings for managing account tracks.
Covers creating and managing templates that define user function permissions.
Details how to assign function permissions to users, groups, or devices.
Covers creating, editing, and deleting user groups.
Covers registering and managing external servers for authentication purposes.
Covers the configuration and management of specific devices within the system.
Covers managing IC card information, including registration and deletion.
Covers creating and managing templates for IC card information processing.
Covers managing biometric information for user authentication.
Guides on changing user passwords and PIN codes for security.
Covers managing users with administrator privileges.
Describes how to use Authentication Manager in conjunction with Account Manager.
Describes how authentication is performed using Authentication Manager on devices.
Details how to perform device authentication with Authentication Manager.
Explains how to restrict device functions based on user groups or individual users.
Guides on integrating Authentication Manager with Active Directory.
Describes methods for simplifying authentication using IC cards.
Details how to use biometric authentication for enhanced security.
Covers configuring settings for public users.
Addresses common issues related to device management and connectivity.
Troubleshoots errors encountered during user data import.
Provides solutions for authentication failures and device response issues.
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