Ricoh has not implemented TLS authentication in this printer. But a bit of luck and trial and error led me to the solution.įirst, let me tell you about the problem.
#WINDOWS 10 SBS 2011 CONNECTOR UPGRADE#
Finally, a Ricoh technician showed up and said the problem was that a firmware upgrade was out that would fix the problem.Īre you reading ahead? It didn’t. I checked the settings about oh a dozen times, but no luck. Well, more correctly, scanning worked but no email was delivered to the users. I changed the SMTP server address to 192.168.20.2 to point to the new server, changed the log on credentials to the new administrator account, and was feeling pretty good about how easy it was.Įxcept that scanning didn’t work. Steps 1 and 2 were straightforward, and I got them to work right away at the printer console I could have used the built-in web interface to do the same thing. I had to change the SMTP settings to point to the new server.
#WINDOWS 10 SBS 2011 CONNECTOR PDF#
pdf copies of faxes to shares on the SBS 2003 server that were being moved to the SBS 2011 box. The IP address was set to be 192.168.20.15.15 is in the DHCP range that SBS 2011 will control, so it had to be moved to avoid IP conflicts.It had several issues I had to deal with. In this particular office, there was a Ricoh C2050 multi-function device. As the migration from SBS 2003 top SBS 2011 was progressing, it was time to deal with some network devices, primarily printers.
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