On the menu which has appeared type in a name and Key display like show in bellow. Hover the cursor over Device Management and click on Address Book.Ī new page will appear which looks like this and click on detailed input.
#MAC SYSTEM SCAN COMMAND PASSWORD#
You should now be redirected to the MFDs Web Image Monitor which would look something like this:Ĭlick on the Login button at the top rightĮnter “admin” in the login user name and leave the password empty.Ĭlick the Login button. Open up Safari and at the top, type in the IP address of your Ricoh MFD. IF “SMB1SigningEnabled” is displayed as “FALSE” then you have successfully configured SMB on MAC OS. Once Restarted, in order to check if you have successfully disabled “SMB1SigningEnabled”, Copy and paste the following command into termincal:
#MAC SYSTEM SCAN COMMAND MAC OS#
Type in the MAC OS user’s password and press enter.
Sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/.plist SMB1SigningEnabled -bool FALSE In order to turn them OFF type in the following commands.Ĭopy the command bellow and paste it into terminal and press the enter key. We need to have SMB1SigningEnabled to “FALSE” in order for SMB to work with Ricoh MFDs. Click on the Launchpad icon and click the “Other” folder.Ĭopy and paste the following command into termincal:Īs you can see the command returned SMB1SigningEnabled : TRUE and SMB1SigningRequired : TRUE. This will be done using Terminal on MAC OS. This will reduce security on MAC OS in order to allow Ricoh MFDs to communicate through SMB. In order to use the scan to folder function, you need to disable “SigningEnabled” and “SigningRequired” on MAC OS. Now you have successfully shared a folder on MAC OS! However due to Apple’s SMBX implementation, functionality with Ricoh devices is unavailable. This makes sure sharing only uses the SMB protocol to communicate. On the window that pops up, make sure SMB sharing is ticked and AFP sharing is unticked (disabled) like the image bellow. * MacOS cannot share folders using Hostname on SMB for some reason, the share path of the network is the NetBios name found in the network settings! If the hostname is easy to remember and no other computer is using it, then you don’t have to change it. In the window that pops up change the hostname if needed to give it a more user friendly name. Under Computer Name click on the Edit… button Under users make sure Administrators and Everyone have read & write access On the window that pops up navigate to Macintosh HD and select the “Scanner” named folder you have created and click on add Now tick File sharing and make sure is says File Sharing: On like followsĬlick on the plus (+) button under Shared Folders Create a Folder named Scanner inside Macintosh HD and then Drag and drop Folder on Desktop
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