Category

Network / Security

Location

Machine

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Printer driver

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Application

Web Connection

Required options

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Required items

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Setting items 

[Authentication Status]

[Refresh]

Click this button to update to the current authentication status and display one of the following options.

[Authenticated]: Displayed when authentication is completed.

[Authenticating]: Displayed when authentication is in process.

[Disabled]: Displayed when authentication has not yet been carried out.

[Authentication Failure]: Displayed when authentication failed.

[Error]: Displayed when the system failed to acquire the authentication status.

[IEEE802.1X Authentication Setting]*

[ON]

Uses IEEE802.1X authentication.

[OFF]

Does not use IEEE802.1X authentication.

[Supplicant Setting]

[User ID]

Enter the user ID for this system to receive authentication from the authentication server as a supplicant (authentication client).

Up to 128 single-byte characters can be entered.

Used in all of [EAP-Type].

[Password]

Sets the password.

To change the password, select the [Password is changed.] check box.

Up to 128 single-byte characters can be entered.

Used in [EAP-Type] other than [EAP-TLS].

[EAP-Type]

[OFF]

Select the EAP authentication method.

Selecting [Depend on Server] performs authentication with [EAP-Type] provided by the authentication server. Configure the supplicant setting required for the system according to the [EAP-Type] provided by the authentication server.

Do not set to [OFF].

[EAP-TLS]

[EAP-TTLS]

[PEAP]

[Depend on Server]

[anonymous]

Enter the anonymous name to be used in the [EAP-TTLS] authentication.

Up to 128 single-byte characters can be entered.

This setting is available when [EAP-Type] is set to [EAP-TTLS] or [Depend on Server].

[Inner Authentication Protocol]

[PAP]

Select the inner authentication protocol of [EAP-TTLS].

This setting is available when [EAP-Type] is set to [EAP-TTLS] or [Depend on Server].

[MSCHAP]

[MSCHAPv2]

[Server ID]

Enter the server ID.

Up to 64 single-byte characters can be entered.

This setting is required when the CN of server certificate is verified.

[Client Certificates]

Configure the setting to encrypt authentication information using the device certificate of this system. This setting is available when the device certificate is registered in the system.

When [EAP-TLS] is selected in [EAP-Type], the device certificate is required.

This setting is also available when [EAP-Type] is set to [EAP-TTLS] or [PEAP].

[Encryption Strength]

[Low]

Select the encryption strength to establish the encrypted communication using TLS.

[Low]: Communicates with all key lengths.

[Mid]: Communicates with the key length exceeding 56 bits.

[High]: Communicates with the key length exceeding 128 bits.

This setting is available when [EAP-Type] is set to [OFF] or an item other than [EAP-MD5].

[Mid]

[High]

[Certificate Verification Level Settings]

[Validity Period]

[Confirm]

Checks whether the certificate's expiration date is valid.

[Do Not Confirm]

Does not check whether the certificate's expiration date is valid.

[CN]

[Confirm]

Checks whether the CN (Common Name) of the certificate matches the server address.

[Do Not Confirm]

Does not check whether the CN (Common Name) of the certificate matches the server address.

[Chain]

[Confirm]

Checks whether there are any problems in the certificate chain (certificate path). To confirm the chain, refer to the external certificate managed in the system.

[Do Not Confirm]

Does not check whether there are any problems in the certificate chain (certificate path).

[Network Stop Time]*

All network communications stop if authentication cannot be completed within a specified period. Specify the period of time to elapse before the network communication stops after the authentication process has started. To set the value, select this check box.

All network communications stop if authentication does not succeed within the specified period after authentication started.

Range: 30 sec. to 255 sec.

[Stop Time]*

Specify the period of time (seconds) to elapse before the network communication stops after the authentication process has started.

Range: 30 sec. to 255 sec.

To recognize again after the network communication stopped, turn this system off and back on again.

[OK]

Applies the setting.

[Cancel]

Cancels the setting.

Remarks

If you have changed the setting marked by an asterisk ("*"), turn the system power off and back on again.

Reference

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Screen access

Web Connection - [Network] - [IEEE802.1X Authentication Setting] - [IEEE802.1X Authentication Setting]