An enterprise environment requires a newly added multifunction device (MFD) to route scanned documents directly to internal email recipients. During setup via the Embedded Web Server (EWS), scan delivery attempts fail with a connection timeout error. Diagnostic logs reveal the device is attempting unencrypted transmission over port 25 without a network gateway specified, whereas the enterprise mail server mandates encrypted transport and proper subnetwork routing. Which configuration changes must be made on the MFD to restore Scan-to-Email functionality?
- Configure the SMTP server settings to use port 587 with TLS encryption, enter authentication credentials, and define the correct default gateway IP address.Cevap
- BConfigure the HTTP server settings to use port 443 with SSL encryption, enter administrative credentials, and set the primary DNS address as the default gateway.
- CEnable the DHCP server role on the MFD to lease dynamic mail delivery ports and reconfigure the network DNS service to allocate IP addresses to outgoing messages.
- DSet up POP3 protocol settings on port 110 on the MFD so it can download recipient mail routing tables prior to sending scan attachments.
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Configure the SMTP server settings to use port 587 with TLS encryption, enter authentication credentials, and define the correct default gateway IP address.
To resolve Scan-to-Email failures where the mail server enforces encryption and authenticates senders, the MFD must be configured to use SMTP with TLS on port 587 (or port 465) along with valid authentication credentials. Adding the default gateway enables the MFD to route network packets to mail servers located outside the local IP subnet.
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MFD Network Configuration and Secure Scan-to-Email Setup