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Markvision Enterprise

Markvision Enterprise

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Knowledge base
Knowledge Base Solution
Escalation checklist
Overview
Understanding Markvision Enterprise
Getting started
Best practices
System requirements
Supported languages
Supported printer models
Setting up the database
Setting up a run-as user
Installing MVE
Installing MVE silently
Accessing MVE
Changing the language
Changing your password
Maintaining the application
Upgrading to MVE 4.3
Backing up and restoring the database
Updating the installer settings after installation
Setting up user access
Overview
Understanding user roles
Managing users
Enabling LDAP server authentication
Installing LDAP server certificates
Adding a root CA certificate in the Java truststore
Discovering printers
Creating a discovery profile
Managing discovery profiles
Sample scenario: Discovering printers
Managing the security dashboard
Overview
Accessing the security dashboard
Managing Device Security Information
Managing Device Conformance Check
Viewing printers
Viewing the printer list
Viewing the printer information
Exporting printer data
Managing views
Changing the printer listing view
Filtering printers using the search bar
Managing keywords
Using saved searches
Sample scenario: Monitoring the toner levels of your fleet
Securing printer communications
Understanding printer security states
Securing printers using the default configurations
Understanding permissions and function access controls
Configuring printer security
Securing printer communications on your fleet
Other ways to secure your printers
Managing printers
Restarting the printer
Viewing the printer Embedded Web Server
Auditing printers
Updating printer status
Setting the printer state
Assigning configurations to printers
Unassigning configurations
Enforcing configurations
Checking the printer conformance with a configuration
Deploying files to printers
Updating the printer firmware
Uninstalling applications from printers
Assigning events to printers
Assigning keywords to printers
Entering credentials to secured printers
Configuring default printer certificates manually
Removing printers
Managing configurations
Overview
Creating a configuration
Creating a configuration from a printer
Sample scenario: Cloning a configuration
Creating an advanced security component from a printer
Generating a printable version of the configuration settings
Understanding dynamic settings
Understanding variable settings
Configuring the color print permissions
Creating an applications package
Importing or exporting a configuration
Importing files to the resource library
Managing certificates
Setting up MVE to manage certificates automatically
Managing certificates using Microsoft Certificate Authority through SCEP
Managing certificates using Microsoft Certificate Authority through MSCEWS
Managing certificates using OpenXPKI Certificate Authority through SCEP
Managing certificates using OpenXPKI Certificate Authority through EST
Managing printer alerts
Overview
Creating an action
Understanding action placeholders
Managing actions
Creating an event
Understanding printer alerts
Managing events
Viewing task status and history
Overview
Viewing the task status
Stopping tasks
Viewing logs
Clearing logs
Exporting logs
Scheduling tasks
Creating a schedule
Managing scheduled tasks
Performing other administrative tasks
Configuring general settings
Configuring e‑mail settings
Adding a login disclaimer
Signing the MVE certificate
Removing user information and references
Managing SSO
Overview
Setting the claim‑issuance policy for GroupRule
Setting the claim‑issuance policy for Name ID
Enabling ADFS Server authentication
Accessing MVE by way of ADFS
Logging out from MVE
Frequently asked questions
Markvision Enterprise FAQ
Troubleshooting
User has forgotten the password
Admin user has forgotten the password
Page does not load
Cannot discover a network printer
Incorrect printer information
MVE does not recognize a printer as a secured printer
Enforcement of configurations with multiple applications fails in the first attempt but succeeds in the subsequent attempts
Enforcement of configurations with printer certificate fails
OpenXPKI Certificate Authority
Database access
Differences in supported databases data types
FRAMEWORK tables and field names
Appendix
Understanding ports and protocols
Enabling automatic approval of certificate requests in Microsoft CA
Revoking certificates
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