Settings for IC Card Reader Authentication
With this, you can perform authentication using information registered to an IC Card, collate information registered to an IC Card with user information registered to the machine, and perform accounting tasks for usage restrictions, jobs and other machine data.
Step 1: Set a Joint Password For Use With the IC Card
In remote accounts, set whether to ask for a password when logging in to the machine using an IC Card.
- Tap on
> [Device] > [Authentication/Accounting] > [Authentication/ Security Settings] > [Authentication] > [User Details Setup]. - Tap on [IC Card Link Mode] > [Type Password].
Step 2: Logout Method When Using an IC Card
Set how to log out authentication when using an IC Card.
- Tap on > [Device] > [Authentication/
Accounting] > [Authentication/ Security Settings] > [Authentication] > [User Details Setup] > [Contactless IC Card Logout Timing]. - Select how to log out authentication, and then tap on [OK].
Step 3: Register IC Card Details
The administrator uses Internet Services to set IC Card details and information used for authentication.
Step 4: Set Up the LDAP Server (Log In to Remote Accounts)
Set the attribute corresponding to the IC Card ID, and attribute used to identify the user after authentication.
- Tap on > [Device] > [Network Settings] > [Remote Authentication /
Directory Service] > [LDAP Server / Directory Service Settings] > [Attribute of IC Card]. 
- Enter the attribute name corresponding to the IC Card ID, and then tap on [OK].
Note
The IC Card ID must be registered to the attribute in advance.
Set an attribute that guarantees that each user is provided with a unique value.
- Tap on [Network User ID Attribute].
- Once authentication using the IC Card is complete, enter the user display name and the attribute name to use as the identifier, and then tap on [OK].
Note
Set an attribute that guarantees that each user is provided with a unique value.
If the set attribute cannot be retrieved from the LDAP server, you will be unable to log in.