14 Authentication and
Account Administration
The machine has a unique Authentication feature that restricts the ability to use functions, and an Account Administration feature that manages the use of each machine feature.
Some models do not support some of the features described in this chapter. Some models require an optional kit to use some of the features described in this chapter.
This chapter contains information on the features used to change the settings and on the setting procedures.
Overview of Authentication – page 315
Authentication for Job Flow Sheets and Mailboxes – page 318 Overview of Account Administration – page 328
Xerox Standard Accounting – page 334 802.1x Authentication – page 338
Local Machine Authentication Setup – page 339 Remote Authentication Setup – page 340 Network Authentication Setup – page 344 Xerox Secure Access Setup – page 345
Overview of Authentication
This section is an overview of the Authentication feature used with the machine.
Users Controlled by Authentication
The following is an explanation about the different user types that are controlled by the Authentication feature.
Users are classified into the following six types. The Authentication feature restricts operations according to the user type.
•System Administrator
•Authenticated Users (with System Administrator Privileges)
•Authenticated Users (with Account Administrator Privileges)
•Authenticated Users (with no System Administrator or Account Administrator Privileges)
•Unauthenticated Users
•General Users
System Administrator
This is a user who can enter the System Administration mode and change the machine settings.
The System Administrator uses a special user ID called a System Administrator ID.
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