Canon Color Network UFR Printer Kit-C1, Service Manual

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Chapter 4
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With regard to the new SMTP authentication-related user modes, usually there is no need to change these
settings. These settings should be changed only when a particular authentication system is to be prohibit-
ed, depending on the server administrator's security policy.
4.4.2 Invalidating the License for Transfer to a Different Device (Level 2)
0008-5796
Service Mode Item Used to Invalidate a License for Transfer to a Different Device (Level 2)
Possible Situation
A license may be used on a different device through transfer, as when replacing the device at the end of a
lease agreement. To do so, the user must first invalidate the existing license by performing a set of steps
referred to as "invalidation of a license" using service mode. At times, both source and target of transfer
may be the same device, and a license therefore may also be invalidated only temporarily. It is important
to note that the user must contact the Sales Company to make a license good regardless of whether it has
been invalidated intentionally or inadvertently.
Invalidation Procedure
Invalidation consists in invalidating the license in service mode and generating an invalidation certificate
that proves the completion of invalidation. Invalidation may take place for individual optional functions,
and a specific function becomes no longer available as soon as an invalidation certificate is issued. The
user contacts the Sales Company and provides the following: the invalidation certificate, the device serial
number of the source of transfer, the device serial number of the target of transfer, reason of transfer. In
response, the Sales Company may issue a license key for new installation on a different device. The user
must take note of the new license key in writing, and keep it as a record after registering it to the target
device.
Installation Procedure
1. Start service mode, and activate Level 2 so that the following is true:
COPIER>OPTION>LCNS-TR
The following screen appears, showing the current status of various options:
F-4-1
PLAIN, LOGIN authentication
restrictions with SMTP POP
AUTH authentication when
communication packets are not
encoded NS-PLN* When communication packets are not encoded,
0: Permit PLAIN, LOGIN authentication when performing SMTP
POP AUTH authentication. (Default)
1: Prohibit PLAIN, LOGIN authentication when performing
SMTP POP AUTH authentication.