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18. Terms 18. Terms Active Directory A directory service developed by Microsoft and included in Windows. CN (Common Name) An attribute used for LDAP services, denoting a person's name. DC (Domain Component) An attribute used for LDAP services, denoting a domain name element. LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) A communication protocol for accessing directory services. MAC address (Media Access Control address) A unique physical address assigned to a device connected to a network. Microsoft SQL Server A relational database management system developed by Microsoft. Microsoft SQL Server Compact A compact relational database management system developed by Microsoft. OU (Organization Unit) An attribute used for LDAP services, denoting a department name. PIN (Personal Identification Number) An identification number used to verify a user's identity. SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) A protocol for sending email via the Internet. SMTP authentication (SMTP-AUTH) User authentication performed using an SMTP server. Authentication methods include login, PLAIN and CRAM-MD5. LOGIN A user authentication method using plain text. PLAIN A user authentication method using plain text, as with the login method. CRAM-MD5 A user authentication method performed by using challenge-response authentication. SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) A protocol for monitoring and controlling devices connected to a network. Web service (EWS [Embedded Web Services]) Inbuilt web server software used if the environment where sPSV is installed does not contain IIS. Internet Information Services (IIS) The standard Windows web server service, which supports basic protocols such as HTTP/HTTPS, FTP, SMTP and NNTP. Secure Protocol A protocol that uses encoding and authentication technology to communicate safely with remote computers. Broadcast format A form of data communication in which data is conveyed from one user to an unspecified large number of other users by specifying all destinations in the same data link. Buffer A memory device or memory domain that temporarily stores data to compensate for differences in processing speed or transfer speed when data is sent or received by multiple independent users. Port number A sub-address assigned after the IP address so that network connections can be made to multiple destinations at the same time. Port numbers from 0 to 65535 can be used. - 238 -

Section	Page
How to Read This Manual	2
Notations	2
Terms	2
Important	2
Trademark Information	2
About This Manual	3
Manual Copyright	3
1. Introduction	10
Merits of smart PrintSuperVision (sPSV)	10
Mechanisms of sPSV	11
Configuration of sPSV	12
Information Required for Settings and Examples of Settings	12
User Accounts	12
Preparing User Information	14
Example Settings	15
Setting Up sPSV	23
Administrator (Administrator PC)	23
Users (Client Computers)	24
Create a Settings Sheet	25
2. Setting Up smart PrintSuperVision (sPSV)	36
Operating Environments	36
Recommended Computer Specs	36
Standard Ports	36
Supported Browsers	36
Other	36
How to Install	37
3. Setting Up the Print Job Accounting Client Software	41
Setting Up in Windows	41
Operating Environments	41
Installing the Client Software	41
Setting Up in Mac OS X	43
Operating Environments	43
Installing the Client Software	43
4. If Using Active Directory	45
What Can It Be Used for?	45
Settings for Connecting to Active Directory	45
Connecting to an Active Directory in a Specified Domain	45
Changing the Time or Interval at Which Update of Active Directory is Confirmed	46
To update Active Directory Immediately	47
5. smart PrintSuperVision (sPSV)	49
Top Page	49
Login Window	50
Main Menu	51
[Show Device Usage Status]	52
[Restrict Device Use]	58
[Notify Device Management Status]	64
Details Screen	79
[Manage] Tab	80
[Report] Tab	89
[Option] Tab	92
[Help] Tab	101
[Help Icon]	105
6. Print Job Accounting Client Software	107
When Using Windows	108
Setting the Job Account Mode	108
Using Tab Mode	109
Using Pop-up Mode	109
Using Hide Mode	110
Using in Unsupported Mode	113
When Using Mac OS X	114
Registering the Job Account ID (PIN)	114
Registering Multiple Users Together	114
Changing a Job Account ID (PIN) or User Name	115
Deleting a Job Account ID (PIN) or User Name	116
Exporting Data for Client Software	116
7. Registering and Managing Devices	118
Registering Devices	118
Start sPSV	118
Registering Devices	119
Configure the Settings of the Registered Devices	121
Management Group Registration	125
Changing Settings for Management Groups	127
Deleting Management Groups	128
8. Registering and Managing Users	130
Individual Management	130
User Registration	130
Registering User Group	131
Registering Users and User Groups to a Device	133
Changing User/User Group Information	135
Changing User Group Assignment	136
Deleting Users/User Groups	137
Active Directory-linked Management	138
Adding Users/User Groups	138
Changing User Information	139
Changing Attributes Displayed in the User List	141
Deleting Users/User Groups	141
9. Restricting Device Use	143
What Can Be Done With Use Restrictions	143
Usage Limitations	143
Setting Use Restrictions for User Names	147
Adding from the User	147
Adding Manually	149
Adding from the Job Log	150
Creating a CSV File to Add in a Batch	150
Importing Users Specified in Windows	151
Adding by Associating a PIN to an Authentication User Name	152
Adding Unregistered User Settings	153
Registering Roles	153
Setting LDAP Authentication	154
Setting Use Restrictions Targeted to the Document Name	155
Adding from the Job Log	155
Adding Manually	157
Adding Unregistered Item Setting	157
Setting Use Restrictions Targeted to the Host Name	158
Adding from the Job Log	158
Adding Manually	160
Adding Unregistered Item Settings	160
Setting Use Restrictions Targeted to the Application Name	161
Adding Manually	161
Adding from the Job Log	162
Adding Unregistered Item Settings	163
Displaying Device Registered Use Restrictions	164
Changing Device Registered Use Restrictions	164
Delete Device Registered Use Restrictions	166
Deleting Individual Use Restrictions	166
Deleting All Use Restrictions (Restoring Initial Status)	167
Temporarily Disabling Use Restrictions	168
Enabling Use Restrictions	168
10. Managing Available Usage	170
What can be done with available usage	170
Setting the Available Usage	170
Changing the Priority Level of User Group	171
Creating Fee Charge Definitions	172
Setting Fee Definitions for Devices	176
Changing Fee Charge Definitions	177
Deleting Fee Charge Definitions	178
Checking and Resetting Usage Statuses	178
Sending Print Prohibited/Permitted by Mail	179
11. Checking the Device Status, Consumable Life or Printing Status	182
Checking the Device Usage Status	182
Checking the Consumable Life	183
Checking the Printing Status	185
Checking Device Statuses	187
Changing Interval and Time for Acquiring Device Information and Statuses	189
12. Managing Job Logs	192
What Can Be Done with Job Logs	192
Configuring the Job Log Acquisition Settings	192
Providing Time Notifications for Devices	194
Displaying Job Logs	194
Displaying Job Logs	194
Displaying All Job Log Items (Detail Display)	195
Changing Job Items To Be Displayed	196
Deleting Job Logs	197
Outputting Job Logs as a CSV File	197
Stopping Job Log Acquisition	198
Operations When the Log Is Full	199
Displaying Totals	200
Displaying Totals	200
Displaying All Aggregated Items (Detail Display)	201
Changing Aggregate Items	201
Outputting the Aggregation Results As a CSV File	202
Receiving Notifications of Usage Status Totals by Email	203
Sending Job Logs by Email	204
Changing the Closing Date	205
13. Environment Settings	207
Changing the Database Destination	207
Changing the Web Service Settings	208
Setting the Outgoing Mail Function	210
Setting the Outgoing Mail Function	210
Configuring the Settings for Notification Email	211
Sending Database Error Notification Email	213
Auto Status Refresh Service	214
14. Other Functions	217
Receiving Email Notifications of Job Results	217
Limiting the Size and Number of Attachments	218
Deleting Registered Devices	218
If the Device Connection Destination or IP Address Has Been Changed	219
Automatically Reconnecting When the Device IP Address Is Changed	220
Back Up/Restore	221
To Change Device Management to a Different Computer	222
Checking the Server ID	223
Registering the Installation Position of Devices Belonging to a Management Group	223
15. Uninstalling the Software	226
Uninstalling sPSV	226
Deleting the Print Job Accounting Client Software (Windows)	227
Deleting the Print Job Accounting Client Software (Mac OS X)	227
16. Troubleshooting	229
17. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)	235
18. Terms	238
19. Resources	241
List of Available Functions	241
Information That Can Be Acquired as a Job Log	243
Items That Can Be Aggregated	248
Basic Procedures in Windows	253

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18. Terms

Active Directory

A directory service developed by Microsoft

and included in Windows.

CN (Common Name)

An attribute used for LDAP services,

denoting a person's name.

DC (Domain Component)

An attribute used for LDAP services,

denoting a domain name element.

LDAP

(

Lightweight Directory Access

Protocol

)

A communication protocol for accessing

directory services.

MAC address (Media Access Control

address)

A unique physical address assigned to a

device connected to a network.

Microsoft SQL Server

A relational database management system

developed by Microsoft.

Microsoft SQL Server Compact

A compact relational database

management system developed by

Microsoft.

OU (Organization Unit)

An attribute used for LDAP services,

denoting a department name.

PIN (Personal Identification Number)

An identification number used to verify a

user's identity.

SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)

A protocol for sending email via the

Internet.

SMTP authentication (SMTP-AUTH)

User authentication performed using an

SMTP server. Authentication methods

include login, PLAIN and CRAM-MD5.

A user authentication method using plain

text.

PLAIN

A user authentication method using plain

text, as with the login method.

CRAM-MD5

A user authentication method

performed by using challenge-response

authentication.

SNMP (Simple Network Management

Protocol)

A protocol for monitoring and controlling

devices connected to a network.

Web service (EWS [Embedded Web

Services])

Inbuilt web server software used if the

environment where sPSV is installed does

not contain IIS.

Internet Information Services (IIS)

The standard Windows web server service,

which supports basic protocols such as

HTTP/HTTPS, FTP, SMTP and NNTP.

Secure Protocol

A protocol that uses encoding and

authentication technology to communicate

safely with remote computers.

Broadcast format

A form of data communication in which

data is conveyed from one user to an

unspecified large number of other users by

specifying all destinations in the same data

link.

Buffer

A memory device or memory domain that

temporarily stores data to compensate for

differences in processing speed or transfer

speed when data is sent or received by

multiple independent users.

Port number

A sub-address assigned after the IP

address so that network connections can

be made to multiple destinations at the

same time. Port numbers from 0 to 65535

can be used.