Konica Minolta bizhub C451 - Manual (Page 15)

F I E R Y S Y S T E M 8 e - Q u i c k r e f e r e n c e FIERY SYSTEM 8e RELEASE 2
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Fiery System 8e New & Enhanced Features, Advantages & Benefits
Standard Features
FEATURE NAME KEY FUNCTIONS & FEATURES FIERY ADVANTAGE CUSTOMER BENEFITS
IPv6 Support Fiery supports the phase-in transition for IPv6. In
Fiery’s IPv6 phase 1, the following features are
supported:
• SMB.
• LPR.
• Port9100.
• Enable/disable via LCD (default is enabled).
• Enable/disable via WebTools v3
Configuration (default is enabled)
• Approved for IPv6 Ready Phase I Logo.
IPv6 Auto Address Allocation:
• Fiery receives the IP prefix announced by
the router, and then it negotiates with its
neighbors to get its own specific IP
address.
Workflow on a Windows-based Client:
• On a Windows-based client, the user
must use either SMB to install the driver
or manually install the driver, create a
port, and manually connect the port to
that driver.
Default Behavior:
• Fiery ships with IPv6 on by default.
Changes to Config Page:
• The printed Config page has a new entry
with the IPv6 addresses
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For example, XXXX: XXXX: XXXX:
XXXX: XXXX: XXXX: XXXX: XXXX
(Where each X represents a
hexadecimal digit).
Backward Compatibility
• IPv4 still works in parallel with IPv6; thus,
in network environments that do not yet
have IPv6.
NOTE: The following are the limitations for
Fiery’s IPv6 phase 1 support:
• No DDNS support.
• No DHCP6 support.
• For remote clients over IPv6, no BIDI support
of any kind, including no BIDI in driver and no
job monitor.
• For remote clients over IPv6, no Harmony
support of any kind, including no CWS.
• Fiery can be installed in IPV6 environments.
This is a requirement for government sites
in readiness for IPV6 networks.
• Adoption of the IPv6 Internet Printing
Protocol ensures network printing
compatibility.