Ricoh scans to email, Konica and Lexmark DO NOT

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Re: Ricoh scans to email, Konica and Lexmark DO NOT

From the end of last year Google only accept SHA-2 cerificates, on the Bizhub delete the current certificate and create a new using SHA-256 encryption.

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Re: Ricoh scans to email, Konica and Lexmark DO NOT

From the end of last year Google only accept SHA-2 cerificates, on the Bizhub delete the current certificate and create a new using SHA-256 encryption.

this should fix your issue.

[NeoMatrix]

Re: Ricoh scans to email, Konica and Lexmark DO NOT

From the end of last year Google only accept SHA-2 cerificates, on the Bizhub delete the current certificate and create a new using SHA-256 encryption.

I'm not up to date with current hashing algorithms so people may like to do an internet search (SHA-2) for their own peace of mind. The SHA-2 certificates and hash algorithms are suppose to be more secure. Some of the older encryption Hashing algorithms have issues. No doubt SHA-2 security will change in the future when computers become faster yet again. There is other hash algorithms like SHA-384, SHA-512 which supposedly provide increased security.

It's interesting how the hardware and software infrastructure integrates over time. Everyone must move with the times or get left behind. I for one certainly cannot keep up with the technology changes.

If it wasn't for forums like CTN the relevant information wouldn't make it out to where it is required.

[copier tech]

Re: Ricoh scans to email, Konica and Lexmark DO NOT

i've not come across this issue yet, but for future reference could someone provide instructions on how to create this certificate please?