Canon IR C2880i - it is possible to save all the jobs on the printer hard drive?

[KenB]

I don't know if it matters, but keep in mind that czaru is not in the US; according to his profile, he's in Ireland.

I would imagine the laws are very similar, but I don't know.

[mrfixit51]

Whomever signs the checks, gets to make up the rules..... better to err on the side of caution,, unless you like hanging out at the unemployment office...

[KenB]

Whomever signs the checks, gets to make up the rules..... better to err on the side of caution,, unless you like hanging out at the unemployment office...

Now THAT'S an international (if not universal!) Law.

[teckat]

I don't know if it matters, but keep in mind that czaru is not in the US; according to his profile, he's in Ireland.

I would imagine the laws are very similar, but I don't know.

In IRELAND, I believe it is called the Codes of Practice

[SCREWTAPE]

better off setting up Dept ID's for anyone who prints to 2880i

in the 2880i u can check under>
Dept ID, Password,
Total Prints, Total Color Prints, Total Black Prints, Color Copy, Color Scan, Color Print, Black Copy, Black Scan, Black Print

set up>
1) Press Additional Functions

2) Press System Settings

3) Press [Dept. ID Management]

4) Press [On]

4) Press Register Dept ID/Password

5) Hit Register

6) Enter Dept ID and a password. ( Numeric numbers only)

7) Hit OK

8) Hit Done

When the Department ID Management has been set or turned ON, the Department ID and password must be entered before using the machine.

1) Press the ID button.

2) Use the (number keys) to enter your Department ID and password.

3) Press Dept. ID button to enter your Departmetn ID.

4) Press Password button and enter your password if Any.

5) Press the [ID] button for Login/out

OR>set up
Single-Sign-On and Simple Device Login (SSO/SDL)




Q: What is the difference between SDL and SSO?
A:

Q: Are there any limits to the number of users that utilize SDL on the device?
A: Yes. You can register up to 1,000 users per device.

Q: If I change my SSO password at my computer, do I have to change my imageRUNNER password?
A: No. SSO will look to the back-end server (Active Directory) for the new password and authenticate it at the device. This means that if you change your password at your PC, the new password will be authenticated and recognized when you use the device.

Q: Can I use any software to help track my print costs in addition to running SDL and SSO authentication?
A: Accountant Manager can be purchased separately and provides cost conscious managers a means to effectively control the costs of printing, copying, and faxing.

Q: Does SSO and SDL help with GLBA/HIPAA compliance?
A: This function only permits access to the device through the user ID and personal passwords. User IDs/passwords are unique and should not be shared between coworkers. This means that print/scan/copy/send jobs have enhanced security, which guards against unauthorized access or disclosure. The added protection helps ensure that confidential information is secure, which is an important measure for GLBA and HIPAA.

Q: How are SSO and SDL functions set up and maintained?
A: Generally, the IT department of a business sets up both functions. The person must have access to the System Manager area of the imageRUNNER device. When using SDL for temporary workers, it may be beneficial to have someone in the local department be authorized to make user additions and deletions.


Q: What if the user does not want the name of the device to show up when sending via Universal Send?
A:

The best option!

There's always a way to keep some order in the house.

[teckat]

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