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Networking Changing network settings
If you change any network settings in Setup from the copier control panel, the Fiery Color
Server reboots. The Fiery Color Server loses connection with the copier until it has finished
restarting, which takes a minute or two. You can determine whether the connection has been
restored by pressing the All Services button on the copier touch panel. If the Network
Scanning button is grayed out, the connection has not yet been restored.
Printing over IPv6
To print to the Fiery Color Server over IPv6, use the lpr command from the Command
Prompt in Windows. For example, use this syntax:
lpr -S <IPv6 address or name> -P print <file name>
Printing with SMB over IPv6 is not supported.
IP Sec Preshared key cannot be reset
If you enable IP Sec (Internet Protocol Security) and enter and save a Preshared key in
Network setup, the Preshared key cannot be reset and the field cannot be returned to the
blank default. If you attempt to reset the Preshared key (regardless of whether or not the IP
Sec option is enabled), you receive an error message of invalid entry for this field.
GSSAPI authentication
GSSAPI is always used for WebTools Docs, WebTools Scan Settings and Driver
Authentication.
In LDAP configuration, specify “Kerberos realm” in the domain field.
The WebTools Docs and Driver User Authentication login for LDAP requires the user name
entry to be in the following format: kerberosRealm\username
NOTE: Using “windows domain name” instead of the kerberos realm may not necessarily work
all the time. The Fiery Color Server tries to map similarly named Windows domain name and
Kerberos realm, but it does not work in all the cases. For example, the Company A Windows
domain name (coma) and Kerberos realm (US.COMPANY.NET) are different, and it can be
difficult to map one to another:
Other limitations to using GSSAPI authentication are:
• The time set on the Fiery Color Server and the LDAP server should be within five
minutes.
• The Fiery Color Server must be able to resolve LDAP server name.
• Kerberos realm name must be upper-case.
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