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Can I check if ezeep printing cloud service is down? Is there a limit on printed pages? What languages are supported by ezeep? Can I synchronize ezeep Blue with my Google GSuite Directory? Is ezeep Blue GDPR compliant? How do I return or replace the ezeep Hub? How to change the account locale language How do I cancel my ezeep Blue Subscription? What is the ezeep hub default password? Can I change the expiration date of the ezeep user invite? How much is the ezeep plan subscription? How many connectors are supported in the Free Plan? Common Errors My ezeep hub is not detecting any printers I can't claim my ezeep Hub, I receive the error "Hub Unknown" I can't claim my ezeep Hub, I receive the error "Hub not connected" I can't claim my ezeep Hub, I receive the error "Hub already claimed" Portal Problems I can't log in to the ezeep portal Multiple ezeep log in browser tabs keep opening Installation Problems Installing two different ezeep applications on the same PC Error 1920, ezeep Connector for Printserver failed to start Print Job Problems Troubleshooting Printing Issues in Windows Environment My print job only prints in Landscape I receive the error "Connection reset by peer" when I print from Windows PC I receive the error "Couldn't determine print job ID" I receive the error "error while receiving data" I receive error "The client rejected the print job" I receive the error "The requested session does not exists" The "Printing.." message is just spinning, no job is printed Permission Problems My Entra ID (Azure) users will not sync to ezeep Blue Logging ezeep Blue Logging for Windows Supported Printer Models Altec Altec Apollo Apollo Avery Avery Bixolon Bixolon Brother Brother CAB CAB Canon Canon Casio Casio Citizen Citizen Cognitive Cognitive Datamax-O'Neil Datamax-O'Neil Dell Dell D-O D-O Dymo Dymo Elgin Elgin Eltron Eltron Epson Epson Evolis Evolis Fargo Fargo Fujifilm FujiFilm FujiXerox FujiXerox Fujitsu Fujitsu Generic Generic Gestetner Gestetner Godex Godex Honeywell Honeywell HP Hewlett-Packard IBM IBM IDP Corp IDP iDPRT iDPRT Infoprint Infoprint Infotec Infotec KIP KIP Kodak Kodak Konica Konica Kyocera Kyocera Lanier Lanier Lenovo Lenovo Lexmark Lexmark LG Life's Good Markem-Imaje Markem-Imaje Max Systems Max Systems Munbyn Munbyn NEC NEC NRG NRG OCE OCE OKI OKI Opal Opal Panasonic Panasonic Pantum Pantum Phomemo Phomemo Poooli Poooli Printronix Printronix Ricoh Ricoh Rollo Rollo Samsung Samsung Savin Savin Sharp Sharp SII SII Sinfonia Sinfonia Smart Smart Sony Sony Star Star Tally Tally Tektronix Tektronix Thompson Thomson Toshiba Toshiba Triumph Adler Triumph Adler TSC TSC Type TYPE Utax UTAX Wasp Wasp Wincode Wincode WiPro WiPro Xerox Xerox Zebra Zebra Open navigation -->-->-->-->-->-->Modified on: Mon, 26 Jun, 2023 at 6:44 PM-->-->-->-->--> Smart Label Printer 240 & 430Smart Label Printer 440Smart Label Printer 450

Fixed issue on IDP Smart-30, 31, 50, 51 related with ethernet printing and encoding Added new warning if license is lost during a print job Encoding Added pcProxPlus model RDR-80081AKU-C16 Changed “Format a Mifare Tag to support MAD' wizard script Fixed issue on HID Omnikey 5127CK, wrongly listed as contact reader Integration & personalized operations EULA Update Devices Updated Canon EOS SDK to version 13.11.10 Miscellaneous Fixed issues related with QR Code Updated Translations (e.g. Japanese)User Interface Improved check for updates window dialog Improved print dialog, image acquisition now correctly updated its preview thumbnail Improved print dialog, customizable informative label to identify the current record Fixed refresh issue when adding new layout Fixed issue with behavior when changing layout manually Database Improved database credentials. Forcing user to always input database credentials Print Added IDP SOLID-510 and SOLID-310 Added Magicard Printer Models (USB): - Magicard Rio Pro 360 - Magicard 300 - Magicard 600 Added Zebra ZC Series Added Sinfonia CHC - C320 Fixed issue with warning when printing with watermark Fixed auto-print's 'Set Database Filter' parameter being ignored after the first 'Continuous printing' refresh Fixed database filter 'Null' issue Fixed issues with Print Command/Continuous Printing Fixed issue with multi layouts image selection with database Added ethernet support on Zebra ZXP7, ZXP8, ZXP9 printers Fixed issues on Zebra ZXP 7, 8, and 9, allowing use of the Inhibitor panel Fixed issue hang in preparation to print with Fargo C50Encoding Fixed issue with the 'Generic Encoder' option Integration & personalized operations Added

Remove banner from DB and Production Mode View Fix Production Mode print buttons action Settings selected using 'Advanced Options' button are now used for printing Database DB filter by user Excel + Mac Major issue Fixed card corruption issue related to the database name Print Added HID® Fargo® DTC 1500 Added support for Edikio Access and Edikio Flex printers Encoding SCM Readers - Read contact Tags correct ATR Fixed Datacard SD360 magnetic encoding print card gets stuck inside the printer Integration & personalized operations Fixed issue where an empty script file would cause a card load to fail User Interface Fixed Shrink to Fit font size adjustment Added Refresh printer list button on Print window Added 'Advanced Print Operations' tab on Print window Fixed printer tips tooltip behavior Improved font size consistency across computers with different DPI values Fixed Font issue related with unknown characters Fixed minor interface issues Database Improved performance with databases Optimization of the Https Image download links process when using point to indexed images. Print Smart 51 SDK updated to version 2.1.24.0 Magicard SDK updated to last version (3.0.4.0) Added default IDP Smart plugin entry Added Elliaden Caroline to Magicard Plugin V2 Encoding Added Code 3 of 9 (and Code 3 of 9 ASCII) can now use Weight 10 Module 11 check digit Added support to Mifare Ultralight EV1 Tag (Win only) Added support to new generation of OMNIKEY readers (5022, 5122, ...) (Win only) Added support to Mifare Ultralight EV1 in Omnikey (Win only)Resources Updated

Persona's Fingerprint Reader - Improved upgrade coupon features - Removed support for MF200 encoders - Implemented Castles' EZ100pu (for SLE4442 cards) - Implemented ACS' ACR38 (for SLE4442 cards) - Added .xlsm file extension to supported file types - Improved Kimaldi's RW125k support - Implemented Elatec's TWN3 Multi125 USB - Implemented Elatec's TWN3 Mifare USB - Improved special characters recognition from Oracle databases - Fixed Font related layout design issues - Improved Contactless encode operations - Implemented data manipulation features (through script) for different database table sources - Implemented EWTJ-680 (for Mifare Classic cards) - Added License Check during cardPresso's installation process - Implemented Cloud 4000 F (for Mifare Classic cards) - Fixed IDP Smart 50 issues with encode operations - Improved Fixed Size database's recognition - Fixed background read error for Magnetic card types - Added Note property to DESFire NFC VCard's - Implemented Overlay/F Panel support for Fargo's HDP5000 - Implemented EMF image files support - Improved Thai characters recognition - Solved Update After Print issues with several database types - Improved Zebra's ZXP7 support - Fixed temporary file's creation issues - Implemented Module 11 option for Code 39 barcodes - Implemented Cyrillic characters support for encode operations - Fixed database position issues when entering new records - Added encode script wizards for Mifare Classic cards - Improved Printer Tools options for Evolis printers - Reviewed cardPresso translations - Implemented Evolis Elypso printer model - Fixed Magnetic encode options with HiTi CS-200e - Implemented NFC URI for Mifare Ultralight

On a BIG-IP system that you use as a SAML service provider (SP), you can bind an SP service to one or more SAML Identity Provider (IdP) connectors (each of which specifies an external IdP). When you bind an SP service to multiple IdP connectors, Access Policy Manager chooses the correct IdP connector at run time through a filtering and matching process called IdP discovery.ScenarioYou might bind multiple IdP connectors to an SP service on the BIG-IP system when you must provide services to different businesses and universities, each of which specifies an IdP to identify their users. When the user's information arrives at the SP service on the BIG-IP system, the SP service identifies the correct IdP and redirects the user to authenticate against that IdP before the SP service provides access to the service. The SP service performs IdP discovery for a user only when the user initiates connection from an SP. Session variables and the typical access policy for BIG-IP system as SPOn a BIG-IP system configured as an SP, the typical access policy presents a logon page to the user. The Logon Page action populates session variables. You can customize the Logon Page action and affect session variable values. A SAML Auth action follows the logon page. A SAML Auth action specifies an SP service. An SP service is an AAA service that requests authentication from an external IdP (specified in an IdP connector). Session variables and SAML IdP discoveryAmong multiple IdP connectors, the BIG-IP system must discover the correct external IdP with which to authenticate a user. For IdP discovery to work, you must specify matching criteria, a session variable name and value, for each IdP connector. For example, users of a service might go to a particular landing page. When you bind the IdP connector, for the external IdP that serves those users, to the SP service, select the %{session.server.landinguri} session variable and supply a landing path value, such as, /south*. For users going to URLs such as and the SP service selects the same IdP to authenticate them.Logon Page action customizationThese are some common customization examples for the Logon Page action.Setting the value of session.logon.last.domain variable to the domain name only Select Yes for Split domain from full Username. The Logon Page agent takes the user name, such as [email protected], that was entered and creates the following session variables with these values. Session VariableValue %{session.logon.last.username}joe%{session.logon.last.domain}office.com%{session.logon.last.logonname}[email protected] Obtaining and email address as the username Change the prompt for the first text field (username field). To omit the password: for Type, select none from the list.

This document describes the steps to integrate SecureAuth with client authentication and software downloads for the WatchGuard Mobile VPN with SSL client. SecureAuth offers a variety of two-factor authentication methods: Time-based passcodes Push-to-accept Email one-time passcodes (OTP) SMS OTP Knowledge-based authentication (KBA/KBQ) This document explains how to use the email OTP authentication method only. For information about other two-factor authentication methods, see the SecureAuth documentation. Test Topology and Workflow This diagram outlines the topology used in the integration. In this diagram, the SecureAuth Identity Provider (IdP) server and SecureAuth IdP RADIUS server are located on the same computer. This diagram shows the workflow for two-factor authentication through integration with SecureAuth: The SSL VPN client initiates primary authentication to the WatchGuard Firebox. The Firebox sends an authentication request to the SecureAuth Identity Provider (IdP) RADIUS server. The SecureAuth IdP RADIUS server connects to the SecureAuth IdP server. The SecureAuth IdP server forwards the authentication request to the Active Directory (AD) server where the user information is stored. The SecureAuth IdP RADIUS server completes primary authentication. The SecureAuth IdP RADIUS server requests secondary authentication from the SecureAuth IdP server. The SecureAuth IdP server requests secondary authentication information (mail address) from the AD server. The AD server sends a response. SecureAuth Cloud Services are conducted through the SecureAuth IdP server. (SecureAuth IdP server calls the SMTP server to send OTP mail.) The SecureAuth IdP server receives the secondary authentication result. The SecureAuth IdP server sends the secondary authentication result to the SecureAuth IdP RADIUS server. The SecureAuth IdP RADIUS server returns the secondary authentication result to the WatchGuard Firebox. The Firebox grants the user access. Platform and Software The hardware and software used to complete the integration outlined in this document include: WatchGuard Firebox with Fireware v12.4.1 SecureAuth IdP v9.3 SecureAuth RADIUS Server v2.5.1 Active Directory (AD) server with Windows Server 2016 Configure SecureAuth IdP Server The high-level steps to configure the Secure IdP server include: Configure email settings Configure the LDAP connection Configure the default workflow Enable API authentication To configure email settings: Log in to the SecureAuth admin console. In the upper-right corner, click Go to Classic Experience. Select Admin Realm. From the Realm Navigation section, select the SecureAuth998 check box. Select the Overview tab. In the Advanced Settings section, click Email Settings. In the SMTP section, in the Server Address text box, type the SMTP server address. In the Port text box, type 25. In the Username and Password text boxes, type the user name (email) and password. The system sends a one-time passcode to the email address specified here. In the Email section, in the Sender Address text box, type the email address that is used to send the