

You can set failure notification settings by using the Web page.
If you specify a domain name in [SMTP Server], set the DNS server in the [TCP/IP] setting.
You must set the mail server to allow the printer to send an E-mail. For details on the mail server setting, contact your network administrator.
If you use Internet Explorer, set the following before you send a test mail.
In the Web browser, select [Tools] > [Internet options], and then click [Custom level] on the [Security] tab. Then, select [Enable] in [Allow websites to prompt for information using scripted windows].
About the IP Address of the printer
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If you specify a domain name in [SMTP Server], you must set the DNS server for the [TCP/IP] setting.
You must set the mail server to allow the printer to send an E-mail. For details on the mail server setting, check with your network administrator.
If you do not need to set [Security Settings] and [Configure attached information], proceed to step 15.
If you set [Authentication Method] to [SMTP], set [SMTP Server UserID], [SMTP Server Password], [SMTP Encryption], and [SMTP Port Number].
If you set [Authentication Method] to [POP], set [POP3 Server], [POP3 UserID], [POP3 Password], [POP3 Encryption], [POP3 Port Number], and [APOP Support].
Incorrect settings result in the E-mail transmission function not working properly. Use care.
Usually, set the E-mail address of the printer administrator.
The settings are saved to the printer, and the network function restarts.
An authentication method is automatically selected from authentication methods that are supported by the mail server.