Ricoh 2238c - send to folder issue
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aramalla
Re: Ricoh 2238c - send to folder issue
yah, I was looking at the stunnel option as well, but I think this is last option and may not be a good idea to setup this for very this purpose, do not want to risk mails for all the users with this setup.
are there any smtp servers without SSL at present? I do not think so, ideas are welcome...
do you think mail xxxx@yahoo.ca will go thru yahoo.ca which require no SSL, silly question though
My apologies. A quick search suggests that 'Yahoo.com' requires SSL, whereas 'Yahoo.ca' here in Canada does not.
Another workaround that ALWAYS works but requires the pc in which it is installed to be ON, is installing "Stunnel" which work in conjunction with a GMAIL account.
You can download it here:
stunnel: Downloads
The configuration to make it work with the SSL on your Gmail is here:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]14102[/ATTACH][ATTACH]14102
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Re: Ricoh 2238c - send to folder issue
Sorry, I can't suggest any "non ssl" email services
Another "scan to folder" option you may consider rather than "scanrouter", because it is so outdated, quirky to configure, and lacks features - especially with colour machines, is utilizing a 3rd party FTP server (i use Filezilla), and then change the protocol when you're setting it up from SMB to FTP. Outside of that, I'm out of ideas (port 21 needs to be opened in windows firewall).
FileZilla - The free FTP solutionComment
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Re: Ricoh 2238c - send to folder issue
There is no firmware for that model that will overcome SMB2. If email doesnt work out, find an old XP box and set up scan to folder on that.sigpic
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aramalla
Re: Ricoh 2238c - scan to folder issue
I am just wondering, does any one successfully done this scan to folder or scan to email thing on Server 2003 & client XP environment?Comment
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Re: Ricoh 2238c - send to folder issue
Yes. Server 2003 and XP can be scanned to quite easily so long as the custom firmware developed by Ricoh (any dealer or direct Ricoh tech will have access to this very easily) to deal with server 2003's packet signing is installed.
Once that's installed, create:
1. Domain account for the copier with a password that will not change
2. Share folder, ensuring that the domain account created has full rights to read and write to this folder
3. Add the path to the share folder in the copier's address book, using the user name and password of the domain account for authentication.
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Re: Ricoh 2238c - send to folder issue
Sure, plenty of times but not without the proper firmware. And at a certain time Ricoh only rewrote firmware for a certain of machines.sigpic
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aramalla
Re: Ricoh 2238c - send to folder issue
good to hear that there is solution for this
Firmware update should be done by Ricoh tech guys, or can we download and update it?
Yes. Server 2003 and XP can be scanned to quite easily so long as the custom firmware developed by Ricoh (any dealer or direct Ricoh tech will have access to this very easily) to deal with server 2003's packet signing is installed.
Once that's installed, create:
1. Domain account for the copier with a password that will not change
2. Share folder, ensuring that the domain account created has full rights to read and write to this folder
3. Add the path to the share folder in the copier's address book, using the user name and password of the domain account for authentication.
4. Scan to your heart's contentComment
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Re: Ricoh 2238c - send to folder issue
Found this on a thread. Thought you might need it some day.RB178005e scanning.pdfRB178005e scanning.pdfComment
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Re: Ricoh 2238c - send to folder issue
Server 2003 and XP are not a problem. server 2008 and W7 are the problem. Use the instructions in this thread and give it a shotsigpic
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