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HP Color LaserJet MFP M476dw
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HP Color LaserJet MFP M476dw NPIAC32DB 10.110.10.106
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E-mail Options
Default SMTP Configuration
SMTP Server Settings
To securely send your personal information to the device, consider enabling "HTTPS Enforcement" located under the "Networking" tab.
Go to HTTPS Enforcement page.
SMTP Server Settings
Enable Default SMTP Server. (Disables Outgoing E-mail Profiles)
Note: The Default SMTP server settings are needed to enable network authenticated users to e-mail messages.
Go to Access Control page
SMTP Server *
e.g. smtp.mycompany.com
SMTP Port *
e.g. 25, 587, 465
Always use secure connection (SSL/TLS).
Note: If you select this option, the printer always connects to the e-mail server using an SSL connection; if the SSL connection fails, the e-mail will not be sent. However, if you do not select this option, the printer tries to send an e-mail using SSL; if the SSL connection fails, the printer tries to use a normal e-mail connection.
SMTP Authentication
The printer might need to authenticate itself with the outgoing e-mail SMTP server before it can send an e-mail. Enter the SMTP username and password for the designated e-mail address to allow this authentication to take place so that the printer can access the e-mail service.
To obtain this SMTP information, contact your e-mail provider or Internet Service Provider (ISP).
SMTP server requires authentication for outgoing e-mail messages.
SMTP User ID *
e.g. rsmith
SMTP Password
Note: If the authentication details are incorrect or missing, the printer might not be able to send e-mail. Some SMTP servers typically use the provided credentials to determine whether it is eligible to send an e-mail.
E-mail Message Preferences
Maximum Size for E-mail Message Attachments
Auto
2 MB
5 MB
10 MB
20 MB
Custom
MBytes
Note: If the e-mail attachment that you create is too large, the printer splits the job and sends it as attachments to multiple e-mail messages.
From:
Default From
User Address (sign in required)
Default From:
Default Display Name:
Note: This is an optional setting. If set, the display name is shown at the control panel rather than the Default From: address.
To:
Blank
User Address (sign in required)
User editable
Test Default SMTP Settings
Send a test e-mail to: