Didn't see this posted, but the 350 needs both the host name and file path in CAPS. An easy way to verify correct permissions and credentials is to log in to w workstation with the info supplied by the IT department and attempt to write/erase a file into the folder. If you can't accomplish this from a workstation, the MFP sure as hell won't either. KM doesn't suuport 3rd party email (gmail/yahoo ect). If you can make it work, great, if not, sad, but not our issue. If you have the domane name in the TCP/IP settings, don't tag it on the user login name as the MFP will add it twice and login will fail. Emujo
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One other tip... this family (through the 282) wont connect to a 2003 domain controller without modifying the digitally signed communications security policy. If you can scan to a workstation but not back to the server (using the same permissions and scan path) this is probably the issue. EmujoIf you don't see your question answered in the forum, please don't think it's OK to PM me for a personal reply...I do not give out firmware and/or manuals.Comment
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ED09C6 - Server Connect Error. Can't find the server for some reason. There is a PING test under admin2. I have ran into situations where if DNS wasn't configured correctly, E-Mail scanning won't work EVEN when using an IP. Don't know why, just something I've seen. For SMB, start with the destination's IP address. If it won't connect with that then the ports are being blocked.
ED09C7 - Login error. For SMB scanning, I usually try to use a user's domain account to find out where the machine is trying to authenticate. If it works with a domain account, sometimes you can get IT to create a new account specifically for scanning with a non-expiring password.
I have had no luck scanning to a DC and don't usually try it. I will talk the customer into E-Mail or FTP, either using the DC's FTP server, or getting them to install the KM FTP utility.
I have also had no luck setting up scanning to a gmail account. Try another email provider, even yours, to prove it's not the Bizhub, and tell them they need to find a different provider. Lots of the free email providers disable relaying for obvious reasons.
You could always suggest to the IT person that they need to do packet capturing and analyze the packets to determine what is going on, but good luck with that! Alot of IT departments I work with see packet capturing as a security risk.Comment
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Re: Bizhub 350 scan to issues
TCP: 139, 445
UDP: 137, 138Comment
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Re: Bizhub 350 scan to issues
Hey,
You need to make it clear with the owner that the IT guy needs to step up as it seems strange to me that neither smb or scan to email are not working.Its usually one or the other.
I think your IT person is the main reason for your problems.Seriously, you've proven the scanner is working and was working in the previous location. If the IT guy is so particular about everything then he should bear the responsability of putting the new settings in.Who knows what he has going on in the network.Its seems he's blaming the scanner coz he hasn't a clue himself and doesn't want to be shown up!!
Best of luck,I feel your pain.Comment
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Re: Bizhub 350 scan to issues
Well the scenario is that all the computers are Windows 7 64 bit. They all have the same hardware and are setup the same way. The thing is that Scan to SMB works on some computers for some reason. All the computers have an Admin account and a Standard user account. To setup scan to smb, I followed this tutorial on Youtube (see below). This setup worked fine when I first set it up on our computers, but then it just stopped working. I've made sure everything is correct, I have disabled the Windows Firewall , Antivirus, anything that I think would be blocking SMB. I have confirmed that SMB ports are open with 'netstat'. After all this, I still keep getting ED09C6 error. The LAN cable should be fine since other computers with the same setup work. I just need to pin point what settings are making it work on the other computers. I'm starting to think that maybe the network adapter on the Konica is faulty or that I might have to do a Firmware update. Have any of you ever experienced this type of problem?
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Re: Bizhub 350 scan to issues
In Windows 7 you have to make sure that the computer is either on a home or work type network. If you are on a public network, network discovery will be disabled, and you will get the "Server Connect Error" ED09C6. Also, some services responsible for filesharing could be disabled. If it works on one or more computers, but not some of the others, it's not a network card on the Bizhub, or firmware issue. There have been some special firmware released for the 200/250/350 series that relate specifically to SMB, but that failure is usually a logon failure. (ED09C7) And always us all CAPS for the hostname. EG. MYPC instead of MyPC.Comment
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Re: Bizhub 350 scan to issues
In Windows 7 you have to make sure that the computer is either on a home or work type network. If you are on a public network, network discovery will be disabled, and you will get the "Server Connect Error" ED09C6. Also, some services responsible for filesharing could be disabled. If it works on one or more computers, but not some of the others, it's not a network card on the Bizhub, or firmware issue. There have been some special firmware released for the 200/250/350 series that relate specifically to SMB, but that failure is usually a logon failure. (ED09C7) And always us all CAPS for the hostname. EG. MYPC instead of MyPC.
I can confirm that I am on a 'Work' type network. File sharing is enabled also, I do enter the Ip address of the destination instead of the Hostname. The problem still persists though. This is a challenge!Comment
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Re: Bizhub 350 scan to issues
Have a look at this thread, i talked about scan to gmail and ways around scanning directly to gmails server (if this is giving you an issue)
hope it helps
http://www.copytechnet.com/forums/co...can-gmail.htmlComment
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