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5. Operating Management/ Specifications
• Input user authentication information when printing: Displays user authentication
setting every time you print. Use this setting when you need to specify the actual user
for each print job under the environment where multiple users use the same logon
account on the same computer.
This option is not available if the [Set User Authentication Options for each user]
check box is selected.
• Summary Account Name: Enables to set summery account for user authentication
setting.
• Authentication Type: Enables to set authentication type for user authentication
setting.
• Default Authentication Type: Specifies default authentication type which is used
when authentication type cannot be specified.
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For the Windows PCL driver, click [OK].
6
Click [OK].
For Mac OS X
The following procedure uses TextEdit as an example.
1
Select [Print] from the [File] menu.
2
Select the printer driver of this machine.
3
Select [User Authentication] from the panel menu.
4
Select the [Use User Authentication] check box.
Clear the [Use User Authentication] checkbox if you want to use the Job Accounting Client PIN as the user
authentication information.
5
Enter [User Name] and [Password].
Select the [Use logon name as user name] check box if you use the logon name to Mac
as a user name.
6
If [Authentication Type] is displayed, select user's authentication destination
and authentication type from the list.
• Auto:Follows the logon method to Mac When the user has logged on to the domain,
[Server LDAP] is used and when the user don't logged on to the domain, [Device
Local] is used as the authentication method.
• Device Local: Authenticates with the user information stored in the machine.
• Server LDAP: Authenticates with the user information stored in the server using
LDAP.
• Server Kerberos: Authenticates with the user information stored in the server using
Kerberos.
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