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10.7
Reporting the counter information of this machine (by e-mail)
10
10.7.2
[E-mail TX (SMTP)]
In the administrator mode of
Web Connection
, select [Network]
ö
[E-mail Setting]
ö
[E-mail TX (SMTP)].
Item
Description
Prior check
[E-mail TX Setting]
Select the [E-mail TX Setting] check box.
[Total Counter No-
tification]
Select [ON].
[SMTP Server Ad-
dress]
Enter the SMTP server address.
Format: *.*.*.* (Asterisk * can be 0 to 255)
If the DNS server has already been configured, you can
enter the host name instead.
When using IPv6, you can specify the IPv6 address.
Server address
[Port Number]
Enter a port number.
Default setting: 25
Server port number
[Connection Time-
out]
Specify the timeout period for a communication with a
server.
[Max Mail Size]
Select whether to limit the size of an E-mail to be sent.
[Server Capacity]
Enter the SMTP server capacity. A mail that exceeds the
upper limit of the server capacity will be discarded.
If an E-mail is divided, this setting is made invalid.
Server reception limit
[Admin. E-mail Ad-
dress]
Displays the E-mail address of the administrator.
Register the administrator's E-mail address in [System
Settings]
ö
[Machine Setting] if it is not registered.
[Binary Division]
Select this check box to divide an E-mail.
If the E-mail software that received an E-mail does not
have a restoration function, you may not be able to read
the E-mail.
Restoration function
of E-mail software
[Divided Mail Size]
Enter the divided mail size to divide an E-mail.
Server reception limit
Summary of Contents for MFX-C2828
Page 1: ......
Page 12: ...1 Introduction ...
Page 19: ...2 Connecting to network ...
Page 26: ...3 Using Web Connection ...
Page 38: ...4 Scanning ...
Page 73: ...5 Printing ...
Page 91: ...6 Sending and receiving network faxes ...
Page 109: ...7 Using User Authentication ...
Page 138: ...8 Reinforcing security ...
Page 180: ...9 Cooperating with applications ...
Page 191: ...10 Managing ...
Page 231: ...11 Registering ...
Page 268: ...12 Configuring Settings for User Box Functions ...
Page 285: ...13 Configuring Settings for Printer Function ...
Page 295: ...14 Configuring Settings for Fax Functions ...
Page 319: ...15 Appendix ...
Page 359: ...16 Index ...
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