Prerequisites

NDD Print MF

From version 5.7.0 of NDD Print MF Konica, we recommend using NDD Print Host v.5.37.0 or higher.

Hardware

Minimum System Requirements
Processor: Dual-Core 2.0GHz or higher
RAM: 4GB
Disk Space: Greater than 40 GB
Memory and processing consumption can vary depending on the number of printers monitored and the volume of printing generated.

Environment

Approved operating systems

Approved printers

For accounting to work, the equipment must have Job Management. To find out if your equipment has this feature, contact the supplier.

If the data such as User Name and Document Title are not being captured by SNMP, check if the option below is configured as described:

1. Access the equipment menu;

2. In Utility access Administrator Settings > Security Settings > Security Details;

3. Mark the option Hide Personal Information(MIB) as OFF.    

NDD Print Client

Before using the printer with NDD's embedded solution, it is essential to verify and validate user settings, access credentials, domains and the authentication types presented on NDD Print Portal 360 and NDD Print Host and NDD Print Releaser servers.

NDD Print modules

Equipment

Check the compatible models on our Compatibility guide.

Hardware

RAM: 4 GB (minimum)

Hard Disk (HD)

SNMPv1, v2 and v3 feature active and configured (when available)

Resources

OpenAPI 3.0;

Resource Browser enabled;

WebDav enabled;

Configure the Marketing Area for the Europe region

SSL Enabled

In some printer models, it is necessary to configure SSL so that the NDD Print MF Konica module works as embedded (Client). Follow the steps below:

1. Log in as an administrator on the device's web interface (Page Scope Web Connection);

2. In the Security section, activate the subsection PKI Settings;

3. Create a new certificate by following the steps below;

4. Click New Registration, select Create and register a self-signed Certificate and click OK;

5. Fill in all fields with the values for your organization. These values have no functional significance;

6. For the validity period, the maximum recommended number of days is offered (usually 3650 = 10 years);

7. Encryption Strength can remain the default value;

8. Click OK to generate the certificate;

9. Restart the device.

The default administrator password is “12345678”, on some newer devices it is “1234567812345678”

If there is no such subsection, skip this section and refer to Appendix A for configuring older devices

Even if there is already a certificate in the Device Certificate List, it cannot be used for SSL. Please delete it and create a new one

After restarting the device, log in as an administrator on the device's web interface, Security section, activate the subsection PKI Settings > choose SSL Setting > change Mode using SSL/TLS to Admin Mode or Admin Mode and User Mode (on some machines: only enable).

1. Your browser will log in under https mode. You may have to confirm an invalid certificate in your browser.

2. Section Network > TCP Socket Setting > check Use SSL/TLS > click OK >Restart the device again;

3. Log in to the administrator web interface, and in the Network section activate the subsection OpenAPI.

4. On the list Use SSL/TLS, select SSL Only.

5. Check that Port No. (SSL) is set to 50003.

6. All Certificate Verification Level Settingsshould be configured to Do not request (1st item) or Do Not Confirm (all other items), including validity period that is normally set to Confirm by default, click OK., clique em OK.

On some newer devices, an OpenAPI password has been set up and needs to be removed, to do this, follow the steps below:

Access the administrator settings on the equipment panel (not on the web interface):

1.  Press the Utility button on the panel;

2. Press Administrator Settings on the screen;

3. Log in with the administrator password;

4. Select System Connection > OpenAPI Settings > Authentication;

5. Check that OFF is selected and press OK.

For security reasons, it is also recommended that the default password for web access be changed.

Check that the SSDP protocol is enabled on Utility > Administrator > Settings > Network Settings > SSDP Settings.

We strongly recommend that the default password be changed. Section Security > Administrator Password Settings > check Password is changed > enter new password > click OK

The printer must use a Fixed IP Address;

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