Configure Active Directory® Authentication Using Web Based Management
Active Directory® authentication supports Kerberos authentication and NTLMv2 authentication. You must configure the SNTP protocol (network time server) and DNS server configuration for authentication.
Start your web browser.
Type "http://machine's IP address" in your browser's address bar (where "machine's IP address" is the machine's IP address).
For example:
http://192.168.1.2
Type a password if you have set one, and then click .
Click the Administrator tab.
Click the User Restriction Function menu in the left navigation bar.
Select Active Directory Authentication.
Click Submit.
Select Active Directory Authentication in the left navigation bar.
Configure the following settings:
Option
Description
Storage PC Print Data
Select this option to store incoming print data. After you log on to the machine, your PC print jobs will be printed automatically. This feature is available only for print data created by a Brother native printer driver.
Storage Fax RX Data
Select this option to store incoming fax data. You can print all incoming fax data after you log on to the machine.
Remember User ID
Select this option to save your User ID.
Active Directory Server Address
Type the IP address or the server name (for example: ad.example.com) of the Active Directory® Server.
Active Directory Domain Name
Type the Active Directory® domain name.
Protocol & Authentication Method
Select the protocol and authentication method.
Get Mail Address
Select this option to obtain logged on user's email address from the Active Directory® server.(available only for LDAP + kerberos authentication method)
Get User's Home Directory
Select this option to obtain your home directory as the Scan to Network destination. (available only for LDAP + kerberos authentication method)
LDAP Server Port
Type the port number to connect the Active Directory® server via LDAP (available only for LDAP + kerberos authentication method).
LDAP Search Root
Type the LDAP search root (available only for LDAP + kerberos authentication method).
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