SMB Scan: Konica Minolta Press C8000, Fiery IC 306, and Windows 7 Ultimate

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  • Stirton.M
    All things Konica Minolta

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    • Oct 2009
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    #1

    SMB Scan: Konica Minolta Press C8000, Fiery IC 306, and Windows 7 Ultimate

    Doing a course on this machine this week, one of the first course modules was performing SMB scanning.

    I've had no issues setting up SMB scanning on my laptop with Win7 on emperon machines, and for that matter, those same machines with Fiery controllers.

    I was able to set up an XP laptop for SMB scanning with the setup, but I'll be damned if I could get Win7 to accept the scan.

    All indications from the machine are that the scans go through, yet nothing appears in the shared folder.

    I have a fixed IP to the laptop, used two different login IDs (my own which is my first and last name with a space between and the second, a temporary...called temporary). Both are password protected. The share is simple, all permissions to write and read and erase selected.

    The fiery shares the same workgroup, DNS identical.

    I had set the SMB program using the IP of the laptop, the share name, login name (both tried) and password. I had tried appending both login names with the domain\name provision and without.

    I am at a loss as to why the scan ultimately fails. What throws me even further is the Fiery log indicates a success, in spite of the fact the scanned document is never seen by the laptop.

    I even did a remote desktop session into the fiery to see if it could see my share, and initially this looked like the problem...I set a login name and password to view the share and tried to scan again, but still it failed to transfer the file.

    I've yet to remove the password, which I suspect might be a part of the problem.

    Not sure why it works on XP, but not Win7....a bit perplexing.

    Thoughts????
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  • KenB
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    • Dec 2007
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    #2
    Is this a Windows 7 Home or Professional version?

    There are some funky things going on with Home versions from what I can tell.

    Just for laughs, did you try the user name of "Owner"? It seems to have walk-on-water rights.

    I've had that work a few times already, after being suggested by a customer's IT dude.






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    • Stirton.M
      All things Konica Minolta

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      #3
      As stated in the title, it is Ultimate.

      Owner eh?

      Create a profile for that on the laptop? Password it? Or just use that regardless and without password?

      Hmmmmm...on a thought, I looked more closely at how my network settings were set. Typically I use "office" when I connect to any network, to gain the broadest connection choices...

      The following settings are currently in force here...I think one of these might ultimately be the cause...

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      • KenB
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        • Dec 2007
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        #4
        Originally posted by Stirton.M
        As stated in the title, it is Ultimate.

        Owner eh?

        Create a profile for that on the laptop? Password it? Or just use that regardless and without password?

        Hmmmmm...on a thought, I looked more closely at how my network settings were set. Typically I use "office" when I connect to any network, to gain the broadest connection choices...

        The following settings are currently in force here...I think one of these might ultimately be the cause...

        [ATTACH=CONFIG]7328[/ATTACH]
        Sorry, I didn't notice the title... must be time for new glasses, I guess.

        Try turning off the 128 bit encryption; I doubt that an MFP supports it.

        I'm fairly sure that the Owner account has no password. From what I've been told, too many hackers have been using the Administrator account to do their dirty work, so Micro$oft changed it to the Owner account.
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        • jonhiker
          Senior Tech

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          • Apr 2010
          • 661

          #5
          Windows 7 Scan to Folder SMB.pdf

          agree with try turning off the 128 encryption. I just set up scanning on a W7 32 bit system without a hitch. The most problems we run into are on W7 64 bit.

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          • Stirton.M
            All things Konica Minolta

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            • Oct 2009
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            #6
            Thanks guys....at next opportunity, likely later this week, I will try this again....
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            • KenB
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              • Dec 2007
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              #7
              I think that by responding to this thread I jinxed myself.

              Gotta go to a Ricoh MP C5501 tomorrow and make it scan to a Windows 7 Home Premium box.
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