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It is part of the machine Administrator mode that the user or IT should have access to. The rest of the machines just needed updated to the latest firmware.I believe the firmware and or the NTLM version change will fix your issue. Only two of our copiers has to be upgraded a specific way to get it working, firmware and certificates in the correct order.
FTP UTILITY KONICA MINOLTA UPDATE
Last year there was an update that Google did for SMTP. I'm still a firm believer that Windows patches itself with what it feels it needs based on what it detects on the network at a particular time.
FTP UTILITY KONICA MINOLTA PATCH
If you can't use SMB 2.0 or later on your Konica and elect to re-enable SMB v1.0, be sure to also apply the patch appropriate SMB 1.0 patch.Find the patch(es) here.I will contact the bizhub copier maintenance people and ask them if they can turn on SMB 2.0 and stop SMB 1.0 on this copier/scanner.But I do have a few questions.Maybe I've been up too long, but I didn't find anything that seemed to be a patch for this problem on the referenced Microsoft page.Does the patch simply turn off SMB 1.0 or does it fix the vulnerability? If it fixes the vulnerability, why turn off SMB 1.0?Why is this only hitting 4 of the 10 Windows 10 Pro PCs in the office?Why wasn't this patch applied before this past week? I regularly check for updates for Windows and apply and restart as needed.Thanks for your help! So many variables as to why.
FTP UTILITY KONICA MINOLTA CODE
Gilnov wrote:SMB is now disabled by default because of a critical (remote code execution) vulnerability discovered last March (2017).
The authoritative MS document is here these generally work with anything the only tricky ones are Canon Imagerunners which require a secret handshake to access the smtp settings. If not, then set up a relay connector in O365 and use it as an SMTP relay.
FTP UTILITY KONICA MINOLTA PC
In general if the printer is new enough to support StartTLS it's easiest to just have an Office 365 user mailbox for the scanner and log in to O365 just like a PC or user. I've done this with several printers, although the only Konica I've set up used gmail. I then added a shortcut on each person's desktop to their personal scan folder on the FTP server.This way I was able to remove SMBv1 from all PCs, tighten security a notch and still get their scanning done with the old Konica Minolta.Edited at 15:57 UTC. I don't know why.UPDATE: In order to not leave the PCs on the network vulnerable to SMBv1 attacks, I went back and set up Filezilla FTP Server on their file server, created a folder for each person in the office on the FTP server and set up scanning to the FTP server from the bizhub C224e. Be aware that the firmware for the Bizhub C224e that turns on SMB 2 only will not scan to Macs. Although the safety of this is questionable, it will get your scan to folder working again with your Windows PCs.Instructions on enabling and disabling SMB v1, v2 and v3 can be found.The long term fix is to get a copier tech out to set up SMB 2 (requires new firmware apparently only available to copier technicians) and to enable SMB 2.0 on all PCs. So here's the question: does anyone know of any similar utility or other method that would mimic this functinality in Windows 7? Any way to configure one of the many freely available FTP servers, like FileZilla, etc.The 'fix' to the original problem of this thread is to turn on SMB 1.0 in your Updated Windows PCs. I can't find any information about an updated version of the utility that supports Win7.
FTP UTILITY KONICA MINOLTA WINDOWS 7
The supplied FTP utility apparently does not function in Windows 7 as it did in XP Pro (wow! what a surprise!), and we can't dedicate a XP machine for the purpose. Open the network shared folder, find the new file(s) and off you go.
Without any user intervention, the BizHub scans, creates the preconfigured type of of file, then sends it to the address of the FTP "server" which stores it in the specified foler. From what I can understand, the utility grabs the output from the BizHub which is configured with the IP address of the computer running the utility. The utility has only one option, to specify the shared network folder where scanned images and documents are to be stored. Konica-Minolta provided their own utility that we've had installed on a networked XP Pro PC. Our office has an older BizHub that has always employed an embedded "Scan to FTP" service.
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