How do I allow Ricoh scanner to connect to network share hosted on 2008 R2 Domain controller
I recently migrated toa primary dedicated domain controller. This DC has a Perc6i raid card connected to a MD1000 NAS, all the drive are accessible by users via mapped drives, however the path will not connect when I try to perfomr a scan function witha Ricoh copier.
When I search the network via the Ricoh it can try to connect to any server or workstation with shares and will prompt your for credentials since its not mapped by default, the domain controlelr share will simply time out. Scan to email does not work either, I can ping SMTP and the DNS serrvers from the copier.
Can anyone help me?
When I search the network via the Ricoh it can try to connect to any server or workstation with shares and will prompt your for credentials since its not mapped by default, the domain controlelr share will simply time out. Scan to email does not work either, I can ping SMTP and the DNS serrvers from the copier.
Can anyone help me?
Lack of connectivity from old connections seems logical. Aside from amendments to the Windows 2008 server does that NAS have a network connection too that you could write directly to a share on perhaps?
Curious, in what way does scan to email not work? Does your internal smtp server accept connections from the IP address / email address, perhaps it is restricted?
If you do this from another computer, or the same IP as the copier does it work:
start | run (or from cmd.exe prompt):
telnet x.x.x.x 25
helo test
mail from: copier.address@yourdomain.
rcpt to: your.address@yourdomain.co
data
From: copier.address@yourdomain.
To: your.address@yourdomain.co
Subject: test email
something to see in the body
.
quit
Curious, in what way does scan to email not work? Does your internal smtp server accept connections from the IP address / email address, perhaps it is restricted?
If you do this from another computer, or the same IP as the copier does it work:
start | run (or from cmd.exe prompt):
telnet x.x.x.x 25
helo test
mail from: copier.address@yourdomain.
rcpt to: your.address@yourdomain.co
data
From: copier.address@yourdomain.
To: your.address@yourdomain.co
Subject: test email
something to see in the body
.
quit
ASKER
I actually used ip instead of fqdn.
192.x.x.x/Scans/admin, this worked. Ricoh has a documented error with SMB 2.0
192.x.x.x/Scans/admin, this worked. Ricoh has a documented error with SMB 2.0
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did you try the smtp troubleshooting above? Did you not find it was an smb2 issue then as in guys first post. maybe you dont have its DNS setting pointing at your new DC to resolve addresses too? Glad we took the time to post here without any feedback.... Tip for the future. If you respond we can offer other suggestions If you troubleshoot likee we ask andd feed back we know if it was that or something else.
Since there has been no further discussion, I'm restarting the auto-close procedure, the way the asker originally intended.
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In most of my cases disabling smb signing did the trick but that will depend on your Ricoh.