Xerox ColorQube 8580 管理员指南
Network Connectivity
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ColorQube 8580/8880 Color Printer
System Administrator Guide
IPP
Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) is a standard network protocol that allows you to print and manage jobs
remotely. IPP supports authentication and encryption for secure printing.
Before you disable IPP, ensure that network users do not have their print driver configured to print to
IPP.
There are two authentication schemes.
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Basic: The printer authenticates the user who sends the print job.
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Digest: The printer uses a single checksum password scheme to authenticate the user who sends
the print job. When you specify digest authentication, the required password is secured before it is
sent to the printer. To enter the user name and password information and to enable digest
authentication, in CentreWare Internet Services, click
Properties > Protocols > IPP.
Notes:
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These options comply with official standards for basic and digest authentication, however, not
all IPP clients support these authentication methods.
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If you configure IPP for Windows, specify a user name, password, and digest authentication.
To configure IPP:
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In CentreWare Internet Services, click Properties > Protocols.
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Click IPP.
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For IPP, select On.
4.
For Page Description Language, select the desired language that you want the printer to receive at
Port 9100. To configure the printer to detect the language of the print job automatically, select
AutoSelect.
5.
To enable the printer to respond to control characters included in a file, for Filtering, select
InterpreterBased.
6.
For Authentication Scheme, select an option.
7.
For User Name, type a user name.
8.
Type the password.
9.
Type the password again to verify.
10.
Click Save Changes.
Note:
IBM and legacy mainframes can generate control characters to manage jobs sent to the
printer. The printer accepts PS and PJL files with embedded control characters.