- Canon m3 wifi authentication code for canon image gateway how to#
- Canon m3 wifi authentication code for canon image gateway password#
My reply was simply stating what I had on my Canon copiers that was known to be working. Greggmh123 you bring up some good points. The last time they did so, we had to set up the printer again completely from scratch. I might also add that the way this lease is set up, only the printer tech can do a firmware update. Why not work to integrate with secure email systems like Microsoft 365? However, due to Canon's lack of planning, I have to totally ignore the Microsoft article.
I mean, they must know that the days of POP are over and that MFA exists. I am 100% criticizing Canon's lack of planning. I was just saying, Ignore it if you have a Canon The box will only acceptġĪnd yes, I was not criticizing the Microsoft article. The address I would need to fit would be similar to .com. Not that they WILL, but they should be able to do it!
How many characters is your domain name? Canon should be able to fix that problem with a firmware update. Your problem was not the Microsoft article it was the Canon's inability to accept your ".com" entry. Another benefit is that this email address does not need a licensed mailbox or shared mailbox. I used Option 3 with a Connector, but my "yourdomain" part of .com is only 19 characters. If your environment uses Microsoft Security Defaults or MFA, we recommend using Option 2 or 3 below." If you enable Microsoft Security Defaults, you may break your sending from the Canon. You will be limited as that method states, "This option is not compatible with Microsoft Security Defaults or multi-factor authentication (MFA). Unless I missed something, it looks like you used Option 1 in the Microsoft article. Ignore everything else on that Canon configuration page, and do what SomewhereinSC said right there. Thank you!!! In other words, ignore that entire link from Microsoft. I'm using in my Canon settings for email. If one of you had made a How-to on setting up email settings for a Canon printer, I can't tell you how many times I would have consulted it. "Allow users to create app passwords to sign in to non-browser apps" is checked. When I go into Admin>Users>multi-factor authentication>service settings, App Passwords is turned on. The only option available to add is Authenticator App.
Canon m3 wifi authentication code for canon image gateway password#
Second, we have 2FA turned on, so even if I wanted to go back to what we were doing, the option to add an App Specific Password is no longer available when I go to add an authentication method in Microsoft 365. I tried following these instructions:įirst, the Points to address similar to .com won't fit in the SMTP Server address field in the Canon printer, assuming that's where I'm supposed to put it. After that, the printer stopped sending emails. The user whose From address we were using needed her 2FA reset for a new device. When I discovered what had happened, I got rid of the gmail and set up a user as the From address with an app-specific password.
All the users who have been trained about email security thought they were malicious emails, so everything went to spam. He created a sketchy-looking gmail address with a password like printer1.
Canon m3 wifi authentication code for canon image gateway how to#
The printer dealer who leases and controls this printer has no idea how to make it work. I'm the network guy, and I totally admit these Canon printer email settings are a mystery to me. I'm trying to get a Canon iR-ADV C475 III to scan to email and send incoming faxes to email.
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