Canon imageCLASS X LBP1238, Руководство по обслуживанию

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Security Functions
A technical description on the security-related functions implemented in this equipment and the works to be performed for servicing
are shown below.
Security Policy Function
What is security policy function?
The security policy function is a function for collectively configuring the security-related settings on devices located at various
places.
If the user has security policies such as information security basic policies and security standards, the settings can be collectively
configured/managed in accordance with the security policies.
DCM
Plug-in
Data
Security policy settings Security policy settings
Security policy settings Security policy settings
Perform either of the following works to configure the security policies on this equipment.
• Using iW EMC DCM Plug-in, distribute the security policy settings created by an iR ADVANCE third generation device.
• Import the DCM file exported from a device of the same series where the security policy settings have already been enabled.
DCM
Plug-in
Export/import from remote UI
DCM file
Data
This equipment
Device of this series
with the security policy
settings configured
iR ADVANCE
third generation
with the security policy
settings configured
Obtain/distribute by executing
a DCM Plug-in task
iR ADVANCE
third generation
with the security policy
settings configured
DCM files
Data
DCM files
NOTE:
Security policy settings can be configured on devices of this series only by distributing the settings using iW EMC DCM Plug-in.
A DCM file imported from a device of this series where the security policy settings have been configured can be used to configure
the settings, but the original device where the settings have been configured can be created only by using iW EMC DCM Plug-in.
In iR ADVANCE series, the security policy function is implemented only in the third generation devices.
■ Security Administrator
● Differences between Security Administrator and System Manager
In the security policy setting function, there is an administrator called a "security administrator" in addition to the conventional
"system manager".
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