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Administrative support Supporting SNMPv3 (Simple Network Management Protocol version 3) SNMPv3 protocol allows for encrypted and authenticated network communications. It also lets the administrator select a desired level of security. Prior to use, at least one user name and password must be established from the settings page. To configure for SNMPv3 through the Embedded Web Server of the printer: 1 Open the Web browser. In the address line, enter the IP address of the printer being configured using the format: http://ip_address/. 2 Click Configuration. 3 Under Other Settings, click Network/Ports. 4 Click SNMP. SNMPv3 authentication and encryption has three levels of support: • No authentication and no encryption • Authentication with no encryption • Authentication and encryption Note: Only the selected level and higher may be used to communicate. Supporting IPSec (Internet Protocol Security) IP Security protocol provides authentication and encryption of communications at the network layer allowing all application and network communications over the IP protocol to be secure. IPSec can be set up between the printer and up to five hosts, using both IPv4 and IPv6. To configure IPSec through the Embedded Web Server: 1 Open the Web browser. In the address line, enter the IP address of the printer being configured using the format: http://ip_address/. 2 Click Configuration. 3 Under Other Settings, click Network/Ports. 4 Click IPSec. Two types of authentication are supported for IPSec: • Shared Key Authentication - Any ASCII phrase shared among all the participating hosts. This is the easiest way to configure when only a few hosts on the network use IPSec. • Certificate Authentication - Allows any hosts or subnet of hosts to authenticate for IPSec. Each host must have a public/private key pair. Validate Peer Certificate is enabled by default, requiring each host to have a signed certificate and the certificate authority certificate must be installed. Each host must have its identifier in the Subject Alternate Name of the signed certificate. Note: After a device is configured for IPSec with a host, IPSec is required for any IP communication to take place. Using Secure mode The TCP and UDP ports can be configured to one of three modes: • Disabled - Never allows network connections to this port • Secure and Unsecure - Allows the port to remain open, even in Secure mode • Unsecured Only - Allows the port to only open when the printer is not in Secure mode Note: A password must be set to enable Secure mode. Once enabled, only the ports set to Secure and Unsecure will be open. Setting security using the Embedded Web Server (EWS) 116

Section	Page
Contents	3
Overview	8
Basic models	8
Configured model	9
Illustrations in this publication	9
Installing drivers for local printing	10
Windows	10
Using Windows Server 2003, Windows2000, WindowsXP, Windows98SE, WindowsMe, or WindowsNT	10
Using Windows 95 and Windows 98 (first edition)	11
Serial printing	11
Macintosh	13
Creating a queue in Print Center / Printer Setup Utility (MacOSX)	14
UNIX/Linux	15
Installing drivers for network printing	16
Printing a network setup page	16
Assigning a printer IP address	16
Verifying the IP settings	17
Windows	17
Supported printer drivers	17
Supported network printer ports	17
Direct printing using Windows98SE, Me, WindowsNT4.0, Windows2000, WindowsXP, or WindowsSer...	18
Shared printing using WindowsNT 4.0, Windows2000, WindowsXP, or WindowsServer2003	19
Configuring Drag‘N’Print	21
Macintosh	21
Mac OS X	21
MacOS9.x	22
UNIX/Linux	23
NetWare	23
Printing	24
Tips for successful printing	24
Tips on storing media	24
Avoiding jams	24
Sending a job to print	24
Sending a job from a typical Windows application	24
Sending a job from a typical Macintosh application	25
Printing or deleting a confidential job	25
Entering a personal identification number (PIN)	26
Canceling a print job	26
Canceling from the printer operator panel	27
Canceling a job from a computer running Windows	27
Canceling a job from a Macintosh computer running Mac OS 9.x	27
Canceling a job from a Macintosh computer running Mac OS X	27
Printing the menu settings page	28
Printing a directory list	28
Printing a font sample list	28
Printing the Print Quality Test Pages	29
Printing only black text and graphics	29
Configuring the printer for black-only printing	29
Removing the color supplies	30
Configuring the printer for color printing and replacing the supplies	33
Media specifications	35
Media guidelines	35
Paper	35
Transparencies	37
Envelopes	38
Labels	39
Card stock	39
Storing media	40
Identifying media sources and specifications	40
Tray linking	45
Using the duplex function (two-sided printing)	45
Duplex printing on letterhead	45
Using Duplex Bind	45
Loading media	47
Loading the standard tray	47
Loading the optional 500-sheet tray	50
Identifying the multipurpose feeder or the manual feed slot	50
Using and loading the multipurpose feeder	50
Loading the multipurpose feeder	51
Using and loading the manual feed slot	57
Using the standard bin	59
Attaching the standard bin	59
Using the media stop	60
Setting the Paper Type and Paper Size	62
Clearing jams	63
Avoiding jams hints	63
Identifying the media path	64
Accessing jam areas	65
Clearing a jam in the standard tray (Tray 1)	67
Clearing a jam in the optional 500-sheet tray (Tray 2)	68
Clearing jams behind the inner door	69
Clearing jams under the fuser or fuser cover	71
Clearing jams between the fuser and the standard bin	73
Clearing a jam in the standard bin	73
Clearing duplex path jams	74
Clearing jams from the multipurpose feeder	77
Clearing jams from the manual feed slot	77
Maintaining the printer	78
Determining the status of supplies	78
Conserving supplies	78
Ordering supplies and maintenance items	79
Ordering toner cartridges	79
Ordering a photoconductor unit	80
Ordering a fuser	80
Ordering a transfer belt	80
Ordering a waste toner box	80
Maintaining the printer for long-term storage	80
Storing supplies	81
Storing media	81
Storing the toner cartridges and photoconductor units	81
Replacing the toner cartridges	81
Recycling Lexmark products	83
Replacing the photoconductor units	83
Replacing the fuser	83
Replacing the waste toner box	83
Replacing the transfer belt	83
Cleaning the printhead lenses	84
Aligning the toner cartridges for color registration	85
Removing the fuser for long-term storage	86
Replacing the fuser after long-term storage	88
Troubleshooting	90
Solving basic printer problems	90
Solving display problems	91
Solving printing problems	91
Solving print quality problems	93
Solving option problems	98
Solving media feed problems	99
Solving network printing problems	101
Solving other problems	101
Solving color quality problems	101
Frequently asked questions (FAQ) about color printing	102
What are Detailed Color Samples and how do I access them?	104
Online technical support	105
Calling for service	105
Administrative support	106
Disabling operator panel menus	106
Enabling menus	106
Restoring factory default settings	107
Adjusting Power Saver	107
Disabling Power Saver	108
Encrypting the disk	108
Configuring printer alerts	109
Adjusting operator panel contrast	109
Memory requirements	110
Using the Print and Hold function	110
Selecting a user name	110
Printing and deleting held jobs	110
Accessing held jobs from the operator panel	111
Repeat Print	111
Reserve Print	111
Verify Print	111
Confidential jobs	112
Understanding the operator panel	113
Indicator light	113
Buttons	114
Using the security lock feature	115
Setting security using the Embedded Web Server (EWS)	115
Setting the system password	115
Using the secure Embedded Web Server	115
Supporting SNMPv3 (Simple Network Management Protocol version 3)	116
Supporting IPSec (Internet Protocol Security)	116
Using Secure mode	116
Using 802.1x Authenticating	117
Locking the operator panel menus	117
Printing Lockout	118
Confidential Print Setup	118
Installing and removing options	119
Installing the 500-sheet drawer	119
Removing the 500-sheet drawer	120
Accessing the system board	120
Replacing the system board metal plate	123
Installing an optional memory card	124
Removing a memory card	126
Installing an optional flash memory or firmware card	127
Removing an optional flash memory or firmware card	128
Installing an optional hard disk	129
Removing an optional hard disk	130
Installing an optional INA card	131
Removing an optional INA card	132
Attaching cables	133
Notices	134
Licensing notice	135
Conventions	135
Static sensitivity notice	136
Electronic emission notices	136
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) compliance information statement	136
Industry Canada compliance statement	137
Avis de conformité aux normes de l’industrie du Canada	137
European Community (EC) directives conformity	137
The United Kingdom Telecommunications Act 1984	137
Japanese VCCI notice	137
Korean MIC statement	137
Noise emission levels	138
Energy consumption	138
Power regulation notice	138
Total energy usage	138
Power Saver	139
ENERGY STAR	139
Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) directive	139
Laser notice	140
Statement of Limited Warranty for Lexmark C520, C522, and C524	140

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Setting security using the Embedded Web Server (EWS)

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Administrative support

Supporting SNMPv3 (Simple Network Management Protocol version 3)

SNMPv3 protocol allows for encrypted and authenticated network communications. It also lets the administrator select a

desired level of security. Prior to use, at least one user name and password must be established from the settings page. To

configure for SNMPv3 through the Embedded Web Server of the printer:

Open the Web browser. In the address line, enter the IP address of the printer being configured using the format:

http://ip_address/

Click

Configuration

Under Other Settings, click

Network/Ports

Click

SNMP

SNMPv3 authentication and encryption has three levels of support:

•

No authentication and no encryption

•

Authentication with no encryption

•

Authentication and encryption

Note:

Only the selected level and higher may be used to communicate.

Supporting IPSec (Internet Protocol Security)

IP Security protocol provides authentication and encryption of communications at the network layer allowing all application

and network communications over the IP protocol to be secure. IPSec can be set up between the printer and up to five

hosts, using both IPv4 and IPv6. To configure IPSec through the Embedded Web Server:

Open the Web browser. In the address line, enter the IP address of the printer being configured using the format:

http://ip_address/.

Click

Configuration

Under Other Settings, click

Network/Ports

Click

IPSec

Two types of authentication are supported for IPSec:

•

Shared Key Authentication

—

Any ASCII phrase shared among all the participating hosts. This is the easiest

way to configure when only a few hosts on the network use IPSec.

•

Certificate Authentication

—

Allows any hosts or subnet of hosts to authenticate for IPSec. Each host must have

a public/private key pair.

Validate Peer Certificate

is enabled by default, requiring each host to have a signed

certificate and the certificate authority certificate must be installed. Each host must have its identifier in the

Subject

Alternate Name

of the signed certificate.

Note:

After a device is configured for IPSec with a host, IPSec is required for any IP communication to take

place.

Using Secure mode

The TCP and UDP ports can be configured to one of three modes:

•

Disabled

—

Never allows network connections to this port

•

Secure and Unsecure

—

Allows the port to remain open, even in Secure mode

•

Unsecured Only

—

Allows the port to only open when the printer is not in Secure mode

Note:

A password must be set to enable Secure mode. Once enabled, only the ports set to Secure and

Unsecure will be open.