Double-clickSecurity Options | Lexmark 11 specification

process does not include a password, or if use of an administrative account without a password is preferred, the following proceedure must be completed on the target computer.

1Open the Windows Control Panel. For example, go to Start Æ Settings Æ Control Panel.

2Double-clickAdministrative Tools.

3Double-clickLocal Security Policy.

4Double-click Local Policies.

5Double-clickSecurity Options.

6In the Policy column, double-click Accounts: Limit local account use of blank passwords to console logon only, and change the value from Enabled to Disabled.

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11 specifications

The Lexmark 11 series printers are well-regarded for their reliability and performance, making them a popular choice for both home and office environments. Known for their advanced technology and user-friendly features, the Lexmark 11 series represents a significant leap forward in printing capabilities.

One of the standout features of the Lexmark 11 series is its high-quality printing technology. Whether black and white or color, these printers deliver sharp, vivid images and crisp text, making them ideal for a wide range of applications, from printing presentations to graphics-heavy documents. The printers utilize advanced laser printing technology, which not only enhances print quality but also allows for faster printing speeds, significantly improving workflow efficiency.

In terms of performance, the Lexmark 11 series excels with its impressive print speeds. Many models in this range can print up to 45 pages per minute, making them suitable for busy office environments where time is of the essence. The series also boasts automatic duplex printing, which helps save paper and reduces overall printing costs while promoting an eco-friendly approach.

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User-friendly interfaces are also a hallmark of the Lexmark 11 series. Many models come with touchscreen displays that simplify navigation through various settings and options. Furthermore, the printers often incorporate intuitive mobile printing solutions, allowing users to print directly from their mobile devices with minimal hassle.

In addition to performance and usability, security is a major focus for Lexmark. The 11 series includes advanced security features that protect sensitive data and ensure that only authorized users have access to printing capabilities. This is especially crucial for businesses that handle confidential information.

Overall, the Lexmark 11 series offers a winning combination of high print quality, speed, connectivity, user-friendliness, and security. Whether for small businesses or large enterprises, these printers are designed to meet the demands of modern printing needs, ensuring that users receive reliable results efficiently and effectively. With their innovative technology and comprehensive features, Lexmark 11 printers stand out as a formidable option in today’s printing landscape.

Contents

MarkVision Professional Edition June Licensing Notice Contents MarkVision Messenger Frequently Asked Questions 124 Introduction Introduction to MarkVision ProfessionalMarkVision helps to With MarkVision Professional, you can Terms used in this document Terms used in this documentWhat’s new in MarkVision Professional MarkVision components MarkVision ClientMarkVision Client Application MarkVision Web Client MarkVision Web Server MarkVision MessengerMarkVision Server System requirements System requirementsClient system Server system MarkVision Professional for Unix systems Java Virtual Machine recommendations Supported devices Print servers System requirements System requirements System requirements Installing MarkVision Professional Before you installWhere to install MarkVision components Installable components Installation notes Installing MarkVision Professional Installing MarkVision Professional for Unix systems To uninstall MarkVision ProfessionalWindows default file locations Macintosh default file locations To install individual packages HP-UX AIX RedHat Linux SuSE Linux Solaris Sparc systems$ tar zxvf /tmp/markvision-pro-linux-glibc2-x86.tar.gz $ cd /tmp/markvision-pro-linux-glibc2-x86 Setting up the MarkVision Professional Unix Server Unix general file locations To uninstall the MarkVision Professional Unix Client # /bin/ln -s /usr/local/java /usr/mvpjava MvServiceMvWebService FindJava Installing MarkVision Professional into CDE Removing MarkVision Professional packagesRemoving remaining directories To integrate MarkVision Professional into the CDE Installing MarkVision Professional into KDE Installing MarkVision Professional into Gnome Finding space to install MarkVision Professional Choose Product Options Choose Install a product not listed To start the MarkVision Server Upgrading from previous versions of MarkVisionTo stop the MarkVision Server Accessing the MarkVision Web Client Getting startedInvoking the MarkVision Client To export devices from classic MarkVision Using the MVP Unix Client from the command line Using the MVP Unix Client from a Web browserStarting MarkVision Professional Opening the MarkVision Application on a Unix system Managing your devices with MarkVision Professional Basics Home screenLayout Basics Enhanced accessibility Using FoldersMulti-select capability MarkVision tasks Menus for example MarkVision Æ Personal Settings All Tasks list Basics Basics Ppds Opens the MarkVision Professional Users Guide Wlan Configuring MarkVision Professional Adding and removing devicesCreating discovery profiles TCP/IP address, subnet, or hostname TCP/IP address range Discovering devicesAdding and removing devices Examples Advanced featuresIncluding and excluding devices Import / Export buttons Load / Save buttonsScheduling Naming devices Creating folders Device discovery resultsRemoving devices from the server To use the Add Devices task To create folders Using filters Using filters When multiple conditions are selected He then selects All Errors and All WarningsDevice Type Example 1 Basic filter Creating user accounts and user groups Create an administrator accountCreating user accounts and user groups Create a new user account Create an account group To edit a user account or group Create a user groupEdit or remove an existing user account or group Administrator privileges Assigning user privilegesDesignated user privileges Assigning user privileges Adapter password conformance Enter Device Password taskDevice Password task Using the Enter Device Password task Manage Global Password List task Using the Device Password taskTo remove a password from a device To add a device password Confidential print job settings To edit a device passwordTo delete a device password Confidential print job settings Click the Confidential Print Job Lockout check box Using Confidential Print Job LockoutUsing Confidential Print Job Expiration Click the Confidential Print Job Expiration check box Secure communicationSecure communication Setting server communication security Setting the server communication security passwordIf using the MarkVision Setup Wizard If using the Administrative Settings task Setting the server communication security level Selecting Server-to-Client security Setting communication security for devices Using the Communication Password task User authentication Using the Printer Lockdown taskSecure viewing of encrypted hard disk drives Secure viewing of encrypted hard disk drives User authentication Ldap Server authenticationTo enable Ldap Server authentication Active session expiration Account password expiration To set the account password expiration intervalTo change your account password To use active session expiration Finding the devices you want Managing devices Creating custom views Creating custom tablesTo create a custom view To edit a custom view Creating custom tables Creating a custom tableViewing a custom table Using device policies Reasons to create a device policyTasks associated with device policies Create a device policy Tasks you can schedule using MarkVision Scheduling tasksCheck device policy conformance Scheduling device policies Managing plug-ins Managing plug-insTo schedule a task Install New Generic file downloadGeneric file download Remove Using the Generic File Download task Using the Resource Management taskResource Management Uploading resource files to the MarkVision Server Removing resource files from the MarkVision Server Downloading resource files to selected devices Bookmark Management Bookmark Management Using the Bookmark Management task Creating foldersCreating a new bookmark To create a new folder Loading an existing bookmark Saving a bookmark Deleting a bookmark or folder Changing the properties of a folder or bookmark Wireless print server support Using the Wlan taskWireless print server support Creating a Wlan device policy Destination management Using the Install CA Certificate taskDestination management Using destination management tasks Editing destinations Changing printer settings Changing printer settingsChecking printer status Destinations in device policies Organizing devices Organizing devices Using filters to automatically populate folders Viewing a print server embedded WebViewing all printers Viewing a print server embedded Web Using a map Creating mapsCreating a map Creating maps Monitoring printer supplies Moving the MarkVision ServerMonitoring printer supplies Server\granite\data Moving the MarkVision Server Importing MVP Server settings Importing and exporting MVP Server settingsExporting MVP Server settings Flashing print servers Formatting storage devicesPrint Permissions Technology To flash Lexmark print servers Hosts Table Print Permissions TechnologyUsers Table Using the Print Permissions Technology tasks Configuring the MarkVision ServerQueue management For Windows operating systems only To create print queues Select PropertiesPage Double-clickSecurity Options MarkVision Messenger Installing MarkVision MessengerHow does MarkVision Messenger work? Event Types Device Status AlertsPrinter Folder Alerts Device Selection Command types What are Actions? Simple FiltersCustom filters Statements Conditions EventDataIs key, value SourceDataIs key, value TimeIsAfter Trigger on Either Active or Clear filters Trigger on Active filters How do I use MarkVision Messenger? Preview the stepsName your Action How do I use MarkVision Messenger? 100 Set user accessSelect the Event Type Select specific events or folder Select devicesIf your Action is triggered by a Printer Folder Alert If your Action is triggered by a Device Status Alert Select a command 102 Compose the command To execute a command line on a remote hostTo execute a command line on the MarkVision Server To send an e-mail message To setup a Tivoli event server Select a filterCustomize a filter If your Action is triggered by Device Status Alerts Verify Action information Modifying an Action105 Click Modify Enabling an Action Disabling an ActionDeleting an Action Viewing Action information 107 Setting or changing user dataGenerating reports 108 Delaying Event notificationsKeeping a log of paper jams Monitoring specific device paper trays 109 110 Sending an e-mailOrdering supplies Setting up a Smtp mail server 111 Setting up the Tivoli event adapter 112 Problems with user accounts and account groups Error reading accountMessage that indicates there was an error reading accounts Troubleshooting Error reading password Forgotten passwordProblems with user accounts and account groups 114 Problems with network devices If you have forgotten your passwordProblems with network devices MarkVision is unable to find a network device Device not responding message appears 116 Problems with MarkVision Messenger Cannot access MarkVision MessengerPrinter information appears incorrect No printer icons appear No e-mail notification 118 Problems with actions Cannot enable an actionCannot disable an action Cannot create a new action Cannot delete an action Action did not workAction has unexpected results 120 121 Action list is emptyNo private actions listed Miscellaneous problems Client and server cannot communicateNo folders Out of available memory Java Runtime Parameters box, type Cannot enter characters in printers in a different language123 124 How do I get to the server after installing?Frequently Asked Questions How do I discover printers? Manage Discovery Profiles taskQuick Find task How do I discover printers? Is IPX supported? Is there any way to speed up device discoveries?Adding devices Is IPX supported? 127 Why are some devices displayed in red text?What do the lines through some devices mean? 128 How do I create a filter and apply it to a folder?How do I create a filter and apply it to a folder? What is MarkVision Messenger? What is MarkVision Messenger?129 Apply a filter to a folder 130 How do you create actions?How do you create actions? 131 Where is the Readme file?Where is the Readme file? Where can I find additional Tivoli support for MarkVision? How do I change the MarkVision Web Server port?How do I change the MarkVision Web Server port? 132 133