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THE LDAP LOOKUP SUCCEEDED, BUT THE REPLACEMENT VALUE ATTRIBUTE DOES NOT EXIST OR HAS NO VALUE 1 From the Embedded Web Server, click Settings > Embedded Solutions > PKI Scan to Network > Configure. 2 Under File Shares, highlight the name of the share you want to modify, and then click Edit. The configuration page for that share will be displayed. 3 Under General Settings, verify or adjust the following settings: • UNC Path-The path that corresponds to the network location of this share. The format will depend on whether it is a static or dynamic path. Possible options include: - Static-Use the fully-qualified UNC Path. Example: \\fileserver\CACNetworkShare - Dynamic-Use %u in the path to represent the data that will be used to create the path. Example: \\fileserver\shares\%u • Replacement Value-Used to provide the data (%u) needed to create a dynamic UNC path. Select one of the following: - User Prinicpal Name-Obtains the principal name from a user's SmartCard. - EDI-PI-Obtains the 10-digit identifier from a user's DoD Common Access Card. - LDAP Lookup-Uses Active Directory to look up a specified LDAP attribute. • LDAP - Replacement Attribute-The LDAP attribute used if "LDAP Lookup" is selected to obtain the Replacement Value. 4 Click Apply to save any needed changes. "No UNC Path has been defined for this destination" error message 1 From the Embedded Web Server, click Settings > Embedded Solutions > PKI Scan to Network > Configure. 2 Under File Shares, highlight the name of the share you want to modify, and then click Edit. The configuration page for that share will be displayed. 3 Under General Settings, verify or adjust the UNC Path setting. 4 Click Apply to save any needed changes. "The scanned file size and saved file size do not match" error message After scanning, the number of bytes scanned is compared to the number written to the saved file. If the numbers do not match, it typically means the file share is full, or the disk quota for the user has been reached. Check the free space available on the file share, and the disk quota for the user. "User does not have read access to the file share; unable to verify the file size" error message After scanning, the number of bytes scanned is compared to the number written to the saved file. If the user does not have read access to the file share, the file size cannot be determined. To correct this problem, grant the user read access to the file share. Troubleshooting 29

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T
HE
LDAP
LOOKUP
SUCCEEDED
,
BUT
THE
REPLACEMENT
VALUE
ATTRIBUTE
DOES
NOT
EXIST
OR
HAS
NO
VALUE
1
From the Embedded Web Server, click
Settings
>
Embedded Solutions
>
PKI Scan to Network
>
Configure
.
2
Under File Shares, highlight the name of the share you want to modify, and then click
Edit
. The configuration
page for that share will be displayed.
3
Under General Settings, verify or adjust the following settings:
•
UNC Path
—The path that corresponds to the network location of this share. The format will depend on
whether it is a static or dynamic path. Possible options include:
–
Static
—Use the fully-qualified UNC Path. Example: \\fileserver\CACNetworkShare
–
Dynamic
—Use %u in the path to represent the data that will be used to create the path.
Example: \\fileserver\shares\%u
•
Replacement Value
—Used to provide the data (%u) needed to create a dynamic UNC path. Select one of
the following:
–
User Prinicpal Name
—Obtains the principal name from a user's SmartCard.
–
EDI-PI
—Obtains the 10-digit identifier from a user's DoD Common Access Card.
–
LDAP Lookup
—Uses Active Directory to look up a specified LDAP attribute.
•
LDAP - Replacement Attribute
—The LDAP attribute used if “LDAP Lookup” is selected to obtain the
Replacement Value.
4
Click
Apply
to save any needed changes.
“No UNC Path has been defined for this destination” error message
1
From the Embedded Web Server, click
Settings
>
Embedded Solutions
>
PKI Scan to Network
>
Configure
.
2
Under File Shares, highlight the name of the share you want to modify, and then click
Edit
. The configuration
page for that share will be displayed.
3
Under General Settings, verify or adjust the UNC Path setting.
4
Click
Apply
to save any needed changes.
“The scanned file size and saved file size do not match” error
message
After scanning, the number of bytes scanned is compared to the number written to the saved file. If the numbers do
not match, it typically means the file share is full, or the disk quota for the user has been reached. Check the free
space available on the file share, and the disk quota for the user.
“User does not have read access to the file share; unable to verify
the file size” error message
After scanning, the number of bytes scanned is compared to the number written to the saved file. If the user does
not have read access to the file share, the file size cannot be determined. To correct this problem, grant the user read
access to the file share.
Troubleshooting
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