@remote

[drwevil]

[kevslane]

Re: @remote

@remote is still active and in use, not being retired at all.

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[drwevil]

Re: @remote

@remote is still active and in use, not being retired at all.

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[kevslane]

Re: @remote

The encryption level on the server is being updated from 512bit to 2048bit, you can check sp5-816-087 for the level, 1=512 2=2048.

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[KenB]

Re: @remote

@remote is still active and in use, not being retired at all.

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All machines will use 2048 bit if they are able to.

Only machines older than 11A are stuck with 512, and new firmware will not change that.

I do know that there is an SP to force 512, but it's set for 2048 by default.

[drwevil]

Re: @remote

All machines will use 2048 bit if they are able to.

Only machines older than 11A are stuck with 512, and new firmware will not change that.

I do know that there is an SP to force 512, but it's set for 2048 by default.

Are the @remote appliances still used for the bigger clients and if do how many machines can they handle?
it used to be 100 per @remote appliance, if o remember correctly.

[KenB]

Re: @remote

Are the @remote appliances still used for the bigger clients and if do how many machines can they handle?
it used to be 100 per @remote appliance, if o remember correctly.

It depends on whether the MFPs are in monitored or managed mode.

The number are actually much higher than that, I just don't remember them offhand.

Most customers who are using it are running Streamline with the @Remote Connector option.

The connector does not require a hardware gateway; it's all software. We see very few of the hardware gateways these days.

Streamline is available in a "Base Only" version, which does not control scanning and printing, so it therefore is much less expensive.,

[slimslob]

Re: @remote

Are the @remote appliances still used for the bigger clients and if do how many machines can they handle?
it used to be 100 per @remote appliance, if o remember correctly.

From the service manual for one of the early appliances, the RC Gate BN1:

Maximum number of devices to be connected
• Internet encryption communication (HTTPS) Method
• Controlled devices registered to the Communication Server 100 devices (including a maximum of 5 devices connected to the RS-485 interface)
• Auto Discovery: 500 devices (including those registered to the Communication Server on the Network)
• E-mail (SMTP) Method`
• Auto Discovery 500 devices

Appliances are used to reduce the bandwidth usage on the customer's network and internet connection. If I remember from when I took the online training, there was a table showing when you needed to use appliances. I think that it was for any network with more than 5 registered devices. It might also be possible to cascade appliances.

[Ricoh-ono]

Re: @remote

@Remote is still going strong. Hardware appliances are the only thing being phased out. Embedded @Remote and "Software Appliances" will be supported going forward.

[Ricoh-ono]

Re: @remote

The encryption level on the server is being updated from 512bit to 2048bit, you can check sp5-816-087 for the level, 1=512 2=2048.

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I think the newer models are SP5816-102.