016-781B215
Xerox B215 error 016-781: SMB Network Conflict
The Xerox B215 error 016-781 happens when network scanning to an SMB path fails. This is typically due to server-side policy changes or incorrect user credentials. It is a configuration problem rather than a hardware issue.
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Common causes
- 1Incorrect network credentials.
- 2SMB v1.0 protocol disabled on the destination server.
- 3Insufficient write permissions for the user.
- 4Dynamic IP address changes causing broken shortcuts.
Solutions
Diagnóstico rápido
The Xerox B215 error 016-781 means the connection to the destination folder was denied. Check if the PC account password has changed or if the shared folder is inaccessible from other network devices.Solución paso a paso
- IP: Use a static IP address for the printer.
- Protocol: Enable SMB v2.0 or higher in the device interface.
- Access: Ensure the user account has full read/write permissions.
Prevención y mantenimiento
Always update your firmware to keep up with current network security standards. Regularly test your scan-to-network setup, especially after Windows or Server updates.Cuándo llamar a un técnico
If the configuration settings are valid but the error remains, contact your IT administrator to check firewall rules or specific domain policy blocking the printer.Ficha técnica del equipo
- Technology: Network scanning (SMB/FTP)
- Network requirements: Windows/Linux Server folder
- Connectivity: Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi
- Maintenance: Firmware management
- Official drivers / firmware
Steps to follow
- 1
Check IP
Ensure your printer is using a static IP.
- 2
SMB Settings
Verify the SMB protocol (v2+) is enabled on the server.
- 3
Validate Credentials
Check if your network user has write permissions.
Frequently asked questions
This error occurs when the printer cannot authenticate or write to a network SMB shared folder.
Update your credentials and ensure the SMB protocol settings match your server policy.
No, this is a network communication error.
Use static IPs and ensure your firmware is always up-to-date for latest security protocols.