HP LaserJet 4250 HP LaserJet Printers - USB Walk Up Printing - Page 5

SECURITY CONCERNS, Disabling USB storage Devices - configuration page

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SECURITY CONCERNS Write permissions Each time the printer is powered on, it will perform a boot-up sequence. During the boot-up sequence, the printer detects all installed USB storage devices and configures them in a standard way for HP and non-HP applications. Users who leave USB storage devices installed during this boot-up sequence will notice that the printer stores folders and files on the device. Also during this boot-up sequence, the printer will configure the device in such a way that network applications can read/write files to/from the USB storage device. Users who do not want files written to the USB storage device must be careful to remove the USB storage device from the printer during the boot-up sequence. Disabling USB storage Devices It is possible to disable "job retrieve" access to USB storage devices by configuring the printer using an SNMP (PML) OID, Web Jet Admin or the Embedded Web Server. This only prevents users from printing jobs from USB storage devices. It does not disable the USB ports or any networking read/write access to the device. Disabling using EWS: To get to the EWS, open a browser and type in the printers IP address (192.168.0.0). At the EWS go to the Settings tab and then click on Security o the left navigational bar

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SECURITY CONCERNS
Write permissions
Each time the printer is powered on, it will perform a boot-up sequence.
During the boot-up
sequence, the printer detects all installed USB storage devices and configures them in a standard way
for HP and non-HP applications.
Users who leave USB storage devices installed during this boot-up
sequence will notice that the printer stores folders and files on the device.
Also during this boot-up sequence, the printer will configure the device in such a way that network
applications can read/write files to/from the USB storage device.
Users who do not want files written to the USB storage device must be careful to remove the USB
storage device from the printer during the boot-up sequence.
Disabling USB storage Devices
It is possible to disable “job retrieve” access to USB storage devices by configuring the printer using
an SNMP (PML) OID, Web Jet Admin or the Embedded Web Server.
This only prevents users from
printing jobs from USB storage devices.
It does not disable the USB ports or any networking
read/write access to the device.
Disabling using EWS:
To get to the EWS, open a browser and type in the printers IP address (192.168.0.0).
At the EWS go to the Settings tab and then click on Security o the left navigational bar