Need some advice on learning networking

[slimslob]

You pulled the pin on the grenade, and left it in your hand on that one, slim...

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Give me a service manual and a parts source and I can repair just about any piece of office electronics.

[rthonpm]

Give me a service manual and a parts source and I can repair just about any piece of office electronics.

I was calling out your use of reed instead of read. Keeping it light as I go through the forum on a weekend.

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[anothertech]

I work on Ricoh's, everything from the smallest desktops to the biggest production models. So I'm a jack of all, master of none. I will learn from every avenue I can find, be it Youtube, Goggle, Copytechnet and every other place I can find. As far as service manuals, some are really lacking, there are many machine options like finishers that don't have service manuals, so you're kinda on your own.

Also, I'm kinda lazy, so I'd rather learn from someone that's already done it, instead of figuring it out myself.

[Proman]

=>Some tips for learning about copier networking


->Get hands-on experience
Set up a lab environment using virtual machines to learn about networking.


->Secure your copier:
-Keep track of who has access to it
-Make sure the device is protected by passwords
-Ensure any device connecting to it is protected as well
-Regularly check your network for other cyber security risks
-Use authentication at the device
-Secure data in transit