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  • ABS tect
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    • Sep 2013
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    Scan to Folder on Mac

    I have no problem setting up the 04 series to scan to folder on Mac, but can't get a MP 401 or even the Metis C1 series to scan to folder on mac.

    Firmware is updated, SMB v2 and v3 are active, any ideas as to why these wont scan? Having to settle for scan to email for now
  • GIUBOSS
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    Re: Scan to Folder on Mac

    Originally posted by ABS tect
    I have no problem setting up the 04 series to scan to folder on Mac, but can't get a MP 401 or even the Metis C1 series to scan to folder on mac.

    Firmware is updated, SMB v2 and v3 are active, any ideas as to why these wont scan? Having to settle for scan to email for now
    I recommend you to scan with FTP

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    • slimslob
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      Re: Scan to Folder on Mac

      Originally posted by GIUBOSS
      I recommend you to scan with FTP
      WHY??? FTP is even less secure than SMBv1.

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      • Rewind!
        Somehow it works....

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        Re: Scan to Folder on Mac

        Try using the IP address instead of the host name. Ive had tons of issues scanning to OSX using smb, and it almost always ends up being hostname related. I always just end up using webdav straightforward and easy to configure. Out of curiosity could you advise how you get your KM boxes to scan to OSX using smb?

        JC!

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        • GIUBOSS
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          Re: Scan to Folder on Mac

          Originally posted by slimslob
          WHY??? FTP is even less secure than SMBv1.
          Less sure for sure but sometimes it came in handy before I hit it with a hammer

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          • TonerMunkeh
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            • Apr 2008
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            Re: Scan to Folder on Mac

            This is a guide I have found extremely useful.

            Tsiakkastel.
            It's 106 miles to Chicago. We've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark and we're wearing sunglasses.

            Hit it.

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            • luca72
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              #7
              Re: Scan to Folder on Mac

              Originally posted by ABS tect
              I have no problem setting up the 04 series to scan to folder on Mac, but can't get a MP 401 or even the Metis C1 series to scan to folder on mac.

              Firmware is updated, SMB v2 and v3 are active, any ideas as to why these wont scan? Having to settle for scan to email for now
              you must change to Auth0 from terminal, follow the guide that TonerMunkeh have send to you.
              "loneliness is an invention of the white man, when we are alone we talk to everything around us, we are never alone" (Ojibwa)

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              • ABS tect
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                #8
                Re: Scan to Folder on Mac

                Originally posted by TonerMunkeh
                This is a guide I have found extremely useful.

                Tsiakkastel.
                You're the bomb man...a quick telnet in and changing my client auth level from 0 to 1 solved my issue.

                Back in business...

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                • rthonpm
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                  Re: Scan to Folder on Mac

                  Originally posted by TonerMunkeh
                  This is a guide I have found extremely useful.

                  Tsiakkastel.
                  Great resource. The only depressing thing is it confirms just how utterly terrible Apple's implementation of SMB is, though their use of other features (Bonjour/mDNS) are partially to blame for the inability to use a hostname. The lack of signing support (which was implemented way back in Server 2003 R2/XP Service Pack 2) are inexcusable.

                  Perhaps Apple needs to take a page from the Samba group, which works with Microsoft's storage group to make sure that their implementation of the protocol is as feature complete as possible.

                  Sent from my BlackBerry using Tapatalk

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                  • UNICORNico
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                    • May 2018
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                    Re: Scan to Folder on Mac

                    And read about something (I think it was in this same forum), that Apple is removing from its systems the services related to SMB (Samba) and FTP.


                    As I recall, they claimed that it was unsafe and that MFP devices, having scanning compatible with Cloud service and Email, their system did not have to provide those services.


                    I wouldn't be surprised if we started having calls, from MacOS that received an "update", and the scanner stopped working. Although of course, in this case, the fault as usual will be the MFP ...
                    "ALL WILL BE WELL" The battle cry that most inspires me to follow, from the DC's Comic character that I admire the most. And I feel satisfied with being better every day, and with using Gnu-Linux as my usual Operating System.Apologies for my English, it's not my mother tongue and I'm helping the translator.

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                    • rthonpm
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                      Re: Scan to Folder on Mac

                      Originally posted by UNICORNico
                      And read about something (I think it was in this same forum), that Apple is removing from its systems the services related to SMB (Samba) and FTP.


                      As I recall, they claimed that it was unsafe and that MFP devices, having scanning compatible with Cloud service and Email, their system did not have to provide those services.


                      I wouldn't be surprised if we started having calls, from MacOS that received an "update", and the scanner stopped working. Although of course, in this case, the fault as usual will be the MFP ...
                      Highly unlikely that Apple would remove SMB support as their implementation does offer SMB3 support. I could see FTP support being removed as it is an insecure protocol. Making claims that their devices are enterprise ready and then removing SMB support wouldn't exactly spur purchases for enterprise customers.

                      What I could see happen is removing the server component of SMB so that you couldn't create a share on a Mac, but leaving the client instance intact.

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                      • slimslob
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                        Re: Scan to Folder on Mac

                        Originally posted by UNICORNico
                        And read about something (I think it was in this same forum), that Apple is removing from its systems the services related to SMB (Samba) and FTP.


                        As I recall, they claimed that it was unsafe and that MFP devices, having scanning compatible with Cloud service and Email, their system did not have to provide those services.


                        I wouldn't be surprised if we started having calls, from MacOS that received an "update", and the scanner stopped working. Although of course, in this case, the fault as usual will be the MFP ...
                        As I remember one of the releases of OS X did have their implementation of SAMBA removed. You had to install SAMBA from s third party source. Search "samba nor installed on mac" for a list of optional sources.

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