Overview

OAuth 2.0 registration procedures

Email Server OAuth 2.0 Authentication

Access the printer’s embedded web server (EWS) page and go to
Settings
>
Email
>
Set Up OAuth 2.0
for Email Server accordion.
Verify that the Status field says “Registration required”.
Click the Register button.
Follow the instructions displayed to complete registration.
The user will be asked to input an alphanumeric code from the provider. This code will expire within 15 minutes.
If more than 15 minutes have elapsed and the code has not been used yet, this code is now expired and a new code will have to be generated.
Verify that the Status field says “Registered”.

Access the printer’s EWS page and go to
Settings
>
Email
>
Set Up OAuth 2.0
for Email Server accordion.
Click the “Deregister” button.
This automatically prompts a pop-up confirmation window to deregister the email address used during OAuth 2.0 registration.
Selecting
Yes
triggers the deregistration process and selecting
No
keeps the email address registered.
Verify that the Status field says “Registration required”.

Register OAuth 2.0 for Email Server. See the steps above.
Access the printer’s embedded web server (EWS) page and go to
Settings
>
Email
>
Email Setup
.
Make sure to set the following settings:
Primary SMTP Gateway
Primary SMTP Gateway Port
Reply Address – make sure this is similar to the email address registered in OAuth 2.0 in Step 1.
Click Save.

Fax Server OAuth 2.0 Authentication

Access the printer’s embedded web server (EWS) page and go to
Settings
>
Fax
.
Set Fax Mode to Fax Server. Click Save.
Click the Fax Server Setup link. Under the Fax Server Email Settings accordion, tick the Use Email SMTP Server checkbox and click Save.

Access the printer’s embedded web server (EWS) page and go to
Settings
>
Fax
.
Set Fax Mode to Fax Server. Click Save.
Click the Fax Server Setup link. Under the Fax Server Email Settings accordion, untick the Use Email SMTP Server checkbox and click Save.
On the same page, go to the Set Up OAuth 2.0 for Fax Server accordion.
Verify that the Status field says “Registration required”.
Click the Register button.
Follow the instructions displayed to complete registration.
The user will be asked to input an alphanumeric code from the provider. This code will expire within 15 minutes.
If more than 15 minutes have elapsed and the code has not been used yet, this code is now expired and a new code will have to be generated.
Verify that the Status field says “Registered”.

Access the printer’s embedded web server (EWS) page and go to
Settings
>
Fax
.
Set Fax Mode to Fax Server. Click Save.
Click the Fax Server Setup link. Under the Fax Server Email Settings accordion, untick the Use Email SMTP Server checkbox and click Saver.
On the same page, go to the Set Up OAuth 2.0 for Fax Server accordion.
Click the “Deregister” button.
This automatically prompts a pop-up confirmation window to deregister the email address used during OAuth 2.0 registration.
Selecting
Yes
triggers the deregistration process and selecting
No
keeps the email address registered.
Verify that the Status field says “Registration required”.

Register OAuth 2.0 for the Fax Server. See the steps above.
Access the printer's embedded web server (EWS) page and go to
Settings
>
Email
>
Email Setup
.
Make sure to set the following settings:
Primary SMTP Gateway
Primary SMTP Gateway Port
Reply Address – make sure this is similar to the email address registered in OAuth 2.0 in Step 1.
Click Save.