I have a government customer with their domain security level set to level 5, meaning the DC only accepts NTLMv2 responses. Since that change was made scan to folder has stopped working entirely. All of the machines have a unique AD account with rights to the shares they are trying to scan to. When trying to scan, the devices cannot connect to the share. It is affecting different models from different manufacturers. The machines are:
Canon Image Runner Advance C5055
Canon Image Runner Advance C7055
Ricoh MP C3000
Xerox Work Centre 7655
The Canons and Ricoh are up to date on firmware levels, and should support NTLMv2; I can't say anything with certainty on the Xerox though. I'm coming into the situation as a second pair of eyes, but I'm mainly a Ricoh guy so I'm not quite sure what to look for on the Canons or Xerox.
I've tried using both a standard user account with rights to the shares as well as a domain administrator account with global rights and still no connection. I get the prompt to check the user name and password for the destination each time. This is the first time I've seen this particular network setup so I'm hoping someone else has ran their head against this wall and found a way around it.
Any tips or advice, or further information needed, just let me know.
Canon Image Runner Advance C5055
Canon Image Runner Advance C7055
Ricoh MP C3000
Xerox Work Centre 7655
The Canons and Ricoh are up to date on firmware levels, and should support NTLMv2; I can't say anything with certainty on the Xerox though. I'm coming into the situation as a second pair of eyes, but I'm mainly a Ricoh guy so I'm not quite sure what to look for on the Canons or Xerox.
I've tried using both a standard user account with rights to the shares as well as a domain administrator account with global rights and still no connection. I get the prompt to check the user name and password for the destination each time. This is the first time I've seen this particular network setup so I'm hoping someone else has ran their head against this wall and found a way around it.
Any tips or advice, or further information needed, just let me know.
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