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Print Speed (Black) | 35 ppm |
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Print Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
Scanner Type | Flatbed, ADF |
Functions | Print, Copy, Scan, Fax |
First Page Out Time (Black) | 6.5 seconds |
Duplex Printing | Yes |
Scan Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
Print Technology | Laser |
Print Speed (Color) | 35 ppm |
Type | Multifunction Printer |
Connectivity | Ethernet, USB, Wi-Fi |
Paper Sizes | Letter, Legal, A4, A5 |
PDL | PCL, PostScript, PDF |
Operating Systems Supported | Windows, Mac, Linux |
Lists security functions for administrator setup: Image Overwrite, Disk Encryption, IP Filtering, Audit Log, SSL, Authentication.
Details steps for secure acceptance via Configuration Report and version verification against Security Target.
Guides for setting up Authentication Server and user authentication via Common Access Card.
Emphasizes configuring Image Overwrite Security for document protection on hard disk and fax memory.
Details Immediate Image Overwrite behavior, error handling, and notifications for delayed print jobs.
Explains Standard and Full On Demand Overwrite, and prerequisites for invocation.
Discusses supported SSL/TLS versions and recommends stronger protocols like TLSv1.0.
Details machine naming, domain assignment, and certificate validity for SSL to function correctly.
Provides steps to enable HTTPS by selecting the Secure HTTP (SSL) checkbox and configuring the port.
Warns against creating IP filtering rules that block TCP port 80, which disables the Web UI.
Details steps to enable disk encryption and prerequisites like disabling diagnostics mode.
Ensures proper installation of Embedded Fax Card and software configuration via SA CD and User Guide.
Recommends changing the Tools password frequently, using strong passwords, and periodic resets.
Recommends SSL for secure transmission of scan jobs and certificate validation for remote repositories.
Provides steps to enable SNMPv3, requiring SSL to be enabled first, and setting up accounts.
Recommends changing default SNMP v1/v2c community strings to random names for security.
Recommends IPSec for secure printing only, noting its limitations with certain protocols.
Advises checking for latest certified versions and disabling network upgrades to maintain certification.
Recommends monitoring the network for unapproved activities and attempts to attack network resources.
Warns that System Administrators can disable security functions and advises periodic configuration review.
Allows System Administrator to delete jobs requiring authentication, excluding Internet Fax jobs.
Allows authenticated System Administrator to delete jobs requiring Secure ID PIN or authentication.
Allows System Administrator to set up Public Address Book contents, access rights, import, and export.
Allows forwarding of received Embedded Faxes to alternate destinations like E-mail or file repositories.
Provides ability to set up Domain Controller and elements for CAC authentication.
Allows securing the device's email service.
Allows setting the secure print PIN to be alphanumeric characters instead of just digits.