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Hi,

 

I've got a job lot of Lexmark XS548 MFDs on the network here and all are setup to scan to a network shared drive on a Windows 2003 storage server which worked fine.

 

I've recently switched over to a 2012 R2 server making sure all shares and NTFS permissions are setup in the same way however, now when scanning to the share, a PDF is created but with 0kb. The write permissions must be set correctly as the authenticated user gets a folder created on the share with the inherited permissions showing correctly so am thinking this is a communication based issue maybe!?

 

Windows Firewall is off and Microsoft network server: Digitally sign communications (Always) is disabled. I think it's going to be a gpo setting somewhere along the line but currently can't see what at the moment.

 

Any ideas?

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I forgot to mention that I've already updated these printers to the latest firmware.

 

While researching further I've found that there are different version of SMB (v1, 2 & 3) and it seems that older devices may not be able to communicate properly but checking the server, all 3 versions are enabled so shouldn't be an issue as far as this is concerned however, think it's something along this line!!

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I've enabled Scan to email and am currently setting up Scan to USB. Will look at FTP if it turns out these just won't work with Server 2012
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Turns out I thought I'd updated the firmware but in actual fact hadn't. Working fine now :getmecoat:

 

The Scan to Network feature required updating before the firmware so had to downgrade this first and then upgrade the SNF but simply forgot to re-update the firmware!

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I know you fixed it know, but just thought I would like to add.

 

I had an issue with HP officejets scanning to windows server 2012 r2, which worked fine for 2003.

 

The fix for me was to install Windows8.1-KB2887595-v2-x64.

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