Konica Minolta bizhub 421 - Manual (Page 6)

Getting Started 2
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2 Getting Started
2.1 Introduction
This document is intented for authorized Konica Minolta service and
networking representatives. This guide will outline the installation, network
configuration and use of the Konica Minolta CAC/PIV PKI card solution with
the designated bizhub Multifunction Printers (MFP).
CAC = Common Access Card (DoD)
PIV = Personal Identity Verification Card (US Gov’t)
The US Government CAC/PIV Card Directive
Following September 11th, 2001 the US Govenment created a directive,
HSPD-12, to better secure all levels of government access; from building
access to computer/network access. All levels of government are included
Military personnel, government employees (civilian and like wise) as well as
all governmental contractors. Anyone who is looking to gain access to a
governmental building or network.
This solution will allow a bizhub MFP, that is connected to a DoD or other
government agency network, to securely authenticate a CAC or PIV card
carrying user to the network using the included CAC/PIV Card Reader and
the Konica Minolta specialy designed Firmware/Middleware solution. This
Firmware/Middleware can completely secure or lock down all access and
functions of a specified MFP or secure only those MFP features that touch
the government networks, featrures like; Scan to Email, Scan to Network
Share, etc. The level of MFP security can be customized by an administrator
and/or departmental requirements.
2.2 Included Parts and their functions
No. Part name Description
1 Card inlet Used to insert the PKI card.
2 LED lamp Turns green when you log in using the PKI card. A blinking light
indicates activity between the card and reader.
3 USB cable Used for connecting this device to the multifunctional product.
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