Printing in the Windows Environment 2-92
2.5 Printing options
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2.5.6 Printing in the Single Sign-on Environment of Active Directory
Single sign-on
When the print service of this machine joins a domain of Active Directory, users can execute printing from
computers in the same domain without entering the authentication information (user name and password).
The authentication information entered in the login page on the computer is used for this authentication.
Operations required to use this function
In the [Configure] tab of the printer driver, check that the User Authentication and Single sign-on settings are
correctly configured.
0 Before using this function, configure a setting to join this machine in the Active Directory domain. For
details, refer to "User's Guide [Web Management Tool]/[Restricting Users from Using This Device]".
1 Display the [Properties] window of the printer driver.
% For information on how to display the [Properties] window, refer to page 2-100.
2 In [Device Option] in the [Configure] tab, check that the [User Authentication] and [Single Sign-On] set-
tings are correctly configured for your operating environment.
% If they are not configured correctly, select [User Authentication] and [Single Sign-On] from the list,
and then change the relevant settings in [Setting].
% You can set the [Single Sign-On] option to [Enable] if you have set the [User Authentication] to [ON
(External Server)] or [ON (MFP) + ON (External Server)].
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