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[Client Settings]

Overview

Configure various settings when sending scan data using SMB.

This is required to use a function such as Scan to SMB.

Reference

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Setting Items

Setting item		Description
[ON]		Uses the SMB transmission function. The scanned original data can be sent to a shared folder.
[OFF]		Does not use the SMB transmission function.
[SMB Authentication Setting]	[NTLM v1]	Selects the SMB authentication format. To use Scan to SMB in Mac OS 10.7 or later, select [NTLM v1/v2].
	[NTLM v2]
	[NTLM v1/v2]
	[Kerberos]
[Authentication Setting if Kerberos Fails]*	[Enable NTLM v1/v2]	Uses NTLM in case Kerberos authentication fails.
[Authentication Setting if Kerberos Fails]*	[Disable NTLM]	Does not use NTLM in case Kerberos authentication fails.
[User Authentication(NTLM)]	[ON]	Uses user authentication.
[User Authentication(NTLM)]	[OFF]	Does not use user authentication.
[DFS Setting]	[ON]	Uses DFS (Distributed File System).
[DFS Setting]	[OFF]	Does not use DFS.
[Single Sign-On Setting]		Set the default domain name. Required for using single sign-on function. Press [Default Domain Name] to enter the default domain name. Up to 64 single-byte characters can be entered.
[SMB Client Signature Setting]	[Invalid]	Does not require the SMB client signature.
	[Only When Required]	Add signature only when requested.
	[Necessary]	Asks for SMB client signature.

*: The following setting is required to use this function.

Set [SMB Authentication Setting] to [Kerberos].

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