so this machine can be set for the admin to have only certain rights thru enhanced security mode. me and another co worker where wondering that but we have upgraded all of this model into the 352 and so fourth so i could not test that therory.
so this machine can be set for the admin to have only certain rights thru enhanced security mode. me and another co worker where wondering that but we have upgraded all of this model into the 352 and so fourth so i could not test that therory.
It appears the attachment feature is not working. You can get the Enhanced security users guide from my ftp.
ftp://pepper38.no-ip.org/bizhubC450S...sUserGuide.pdf
User: pepper
pwd: pepper
Note enhanced security can only be enabled by a qualified tecnician.
I hope whoever set it up didn't leave DHCP on and then set up the print drivers to print to an IP address rather than the machines host name, thus generating a chargable call every time DHCP assigns a new address.
The force will be with you always.
dogsbody has apoint! If this was not set up the way the customer wanted it, or if the the customer didn't know better and let them configure it however they wanted it, then if that configuation causes a problem in the future it should not be at the cost of the customer.
what it sounds like to me is he just ought the machine used and decided that it would cost to much for a tech to come out and have them fix it. i dont think he bought it from the company and they did this.
From this i think they are leasing it with some sort of maintanence agreement. Most companies around here don't cover much conectivity.
I think the quickest way for this to be resolved will to pay the tech to come out and when he does make sure you know exactly what he is doing. Before he goes make sure you can change the network settings on your own, pick his brain, take notes etc. Treat it as a lesson on some of the more advanced administration of the copier.
The force will be with you always.
Does anyone know how to reset the Bizhub 450 back to factory settings?
Well DHCP is set to on in the Network TCP/IP settings but im unable to change it to OFF and Unable to change the subnet mask. I can see the settings but unable to change anything on it. I think I may have to call for service. Thanks anyways guys for trying to help.
when the tech comes out make sure to ask if any security settings are turned on that would prevent you from changing the IP address, if they are make sure he turns them off so you don't have to call again for this.
As I said before make sure you can do everything you need to be able to do before he leaves.
The force will be with you always.
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