Hi there we have just started using our brand new Sharp MX-2651, nice machine, and testing user control to manage print limitations.
At the moment we have opted for user code number authentication, thus users are required to enter personal code to make copies or prints.
Particularly, the trouble is that for prints, each user is forced either to enter code on each print, or to store permanently the code in the printing preferences, however this is required on each computer!
As the printer exposes a connection to active directory, I was wondering if it could be possible to configure the printer driver to pick data from active directory for current user automating prints, avoiding users to enter credentials each time.
I have tried to link printer config to Active Directory but this fails as probably the configuration settings/strings are wrong.
Would it be possible? Any hint on the correct syntax/strings to enter to allow Active directory authentication? Can the MFP be configured to allow code authentication for copies and Active Directory automated authentication for prints?
At the moment we have opted for user code number authentication, thus users are required to enter personal code to make copies or prints.
Particularly, the trouble is that for prints, each user is forced either to enter code on each print, or to store permanently the code in the printing preferences, however this is required on each computer!
As the printer exposes a connection to active directory, I was wondering if it could be possible to configure the printer driver to pick data from active directory for current user automating prints, avoiding users to enter credentials each time.
I have tried to link printer config to Active Directory but this fails as probably the configuration settings/strings are wrong.
Would it be possible? Any hint on the correct syntax/strings to enter to allow Active directory authentication? Can the MFP be configured to allow code authentication for copies and Active Directory automated authentication for prints?
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