What is the most secure / complex MFP installation you did?

[copyman]

Re: What is the most secure / complex MFP installation you did?

Oh yeah forgot about this one. Not that you would consider real security but sure did feel like it! I had this account called the Franciscan Sisters where girls went to become nuns. It was a big house and copier was upstairs in the living quarters. They couldn't look or talk to a man. The old head nun (Sister Claire rest in peace) stood by me the whole time like a mother hen watching her chicks (nuns)!

And of course over the years I've had the usual calls at Military bases, nuclear power plants, oil refinery, etc. where you leave your vehicle outside the gate and are driven to the copier.

[rrrohan]

Re: What is the most secure / complex MFP installation you did?

Oh yeah forgot about this one. Not that you would consider real security but sure did feel like it! I had this account called the Franciscan Sisters where girls went to become nuns. It was a big house and copier was upstairs in the living quarters. They couldn't look or talk to a man. The old head nun (Sister Claire rest in peace) stood by me the whole time like a mother hen watching her chicks (nuns)!

And of course over the years I've had the usual calls at Military bases, nuclear power plants, oil refinery, etc. where you leave your vehicle outside the gate and are driven to the copier.

i just wish if there is a complex config u could just do it once, backup the settings then apply it to a totally different copier.

even with usb export/import its only taking the bare minimum not even the static IP is copied over lol.

i think Konica themselves have some remote deployment software but ive never used it not sure if thats any better