Table 4-2 Device control-panel messages (continued)
Message | Description and actions | |
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Authentication failed: Error code ### – continued | ● | 223: Tested user's password is not valid |
| ● | 224: Tested user's credentials are not valid |
| ● | 225: Tested user's domain is not valid |
| ● | 226: Test account exists but cannot be opened |
| ● | 227: The server did not contain the necessary |
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| information to locate the user's home mail server. |
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Authentication information is incorrect. Please | The username or password that was used is incorrect. Type | |
information. | the information again. | |
| Verify that the settings on the Authentication tab of the | |
| Configuration Utility are correct for the network. | |
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Digital Send Communication Error. | The device was unable to connect to the DSS service. | |
| 1. | Verify that the DSS program is running. |
| 2. | Verify that the DSS server and the device are |
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| connected to the network. |
| 3. | Restart the DSS service. |
| 4. | Restart the computer on which DSS is installed. |
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Digital Send server is not responding. Contact | The device cannot communicate with the DSS server. Check | |
Administrator. | the network connection. Verify that the DSS server is running | |
| and has an active network connection. | |
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| Resend the job by using a lower resolution setting, smaller | |
attachment was too large. | file size setting, or fewer pages. | |
| Increase the attachment size that the | |
| accepts (see the documentation for the | |
| Read the "returned mail" message (if one was received) to | |
| determine the reason that the | |
| delivered. | |
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| The | |
| was processing a | |
| 1. | Verify that the SMTP server is running. |
| 2. | Select another SMTP server. |
| 3. | Verify that the SMTP server and the device are |
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| connected to the network. |
| 4. | Try sending the job later. |
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The user attempted to select | ||
| TCP/IP address for a SMTP Gateway has been configured. |
Use the Configuration Utility to configure the
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