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your email system might thank you if you used scan-to-SMB instead :)
by SixSigma 10y ago
your email system might thank you if you used scan-to-SMB instead :)
- cptskippy 10y agoI've never seen that work, the I've manages was to save to USB and I was surprised it allowed that at all. Email works flawlessly every time.
- brazzledazzle 10y agoWhat? It's really simple. First figure out what version of SMB/CIFS you're using and if that's compatible. Then figure out if you have packet encryption enabled and if that's compatible. Then figure out if the compatibility issue you're still experiencing is due to the volume being served by a non-Windows appliance or server. If it's Windows dig through group policy settings applied and start toggling them on and off desperately until you're ready to explode. Then after days or weeks of packet captures and support calls find out it was a known issue and get a firmware patch from the MFP manufacturer. Easy.
- discreditable 10y agoI just went through all of that when upgrading our file server to 2012 R2. Would not recommend. SMTP is easier but has its own problems (such as file size limits).
- vetinari 10y agoWorks like charm - put in server ip address, share, username, password and it nicely puts every scan there. (We used Konica-Minolta machine and Synology NAS - i.e. Samba 4).
- brazzledazzle 10y agoI've had it go both ways. I've found it easier in the past if someone already compromised security by disabling signing. But that was a long time ago in another life. Things have probably changed a lot since.
- discreditable 10y agoScan to SMB is a pain. We had to have our copier company come out to upgrade the firmware on all of the devices when we moved to Server 2012. Even then, we have to enable SMB 1.0 for the feature to work.