
[Web Management Tool]
15-3
15.1
Registering address books
15
15.1.3
Registering an SMB Destination
An SMB destination can be registered or edited using
Web Connection
. Although character input is a difficult
process using the
Touch Panel
, it can be carried out easily if you use the computer.
In the administrator mode, select [Store Address] - [Address Book] - [New Registration] - [SMB], then click
[OK] to configure the following settings.
[Host Address]
Enter the host name or IP address of the destination FTP server (using up to
253 characters).
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Example of host name entry: "host.example.com"
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Example of IP address (IPv4) entry: "192.168.1.1"
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Example of IP address (IPv6) entry: "fe80::220:6bff:fe10:2f16"
[File Path]
Enter the name of a destination folder in the FTP server specified in [Host Ad-
dress] (using up to 127 bytes).
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Entry example: "scan"
When specifying a folder in the FTP folder, insert a symbol, "/", between the
folder names.
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Entry example: "scan/document"
When not specifying a file path, enter only "/".
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Entry example: "/"
[User ID]
If authentication is required in the destination FTP server, enter the available
user name to log in (using up to 64 characters).
[Password]
Enter the password of the user you entered into [User ID] (using up to 64 char-
acters, excluding ").
[anonymous]
When authentication is not required in the destination FTP server, select [ON].
[OFF] is specified by default.
[PASV Mode]
When the PASV mode is used in your environment, select [ON].
[OFF] is specified by default.
[Proxy]
When a proxy server is used in your environment, select [ON].
[OFF] is specified by default.
[Port No.]
If necessary, change the port number.
In normal circumstances, you can use the original port number.
[21] is specified by default.
[Limiting Access to
Destinations]
Limit access to this destination, if necessary.
For details, refer to page 12-27.
Settings
Description
Settings
Description
[No.]
Destination registration number. Select [Use opening number] to automatically
assign the smallest available number. When you want to specify a number, se-
lect [Direct Input] and then enter a number.
[Name]
Enter the destination name using up to 24 characters.
Assign a name that helps you easily identify the destination.
[Index]
Select a corresponding character so that the destination can be index-
searched by registration name.
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For a frequently used destination, select also the [Main] check box. If the
[Main] check box is selected, the destination will appear in the main screen
of the fax/scan mode, enabling the user to easily select a destination.
[Host Address]
Enter the destination computer name (host name) or IP address (using up to
253 characters).
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Example of computer name (host name) entry: "HOME-PC"
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Example of IP address (IPv4) entry: "192.168.1.1"
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Example of IP address (IPv6) entry: "fe80::220:6bff:fe10:2f16"
[File Path]
Enter the shared folder name of the computer specified in [Host Address] (us-
ing up to 255 bytes). The shared folder name is generally referred to as a share
name.
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Entry example: "scan"
When specifying a folder in the shared folder, insert a symbol, "\", between
folder names.
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Entry example: "scan\document"
Summary of Contents for D310 Series
Page 12: ...1 Web Connection...
Page 14: ...2 Operations Required to Use Web Connection...
Page 18: ...3 Basic Usage...
Page 40: ...4 ConfiguringBasicInformation Settings of this Machine...
Page 44: ...5 Configuring Network Settings of this Machine...
Page 56: ...6 Setting up the Operating Environment of Web Connection...
Page 61: ...6 4 Changing the time period until automatic log out 6 Web Management Tool 6 6...
Page 62: ...7 Configuring the Scan Environment...
Page 82: ...8 Configuring the Printing Environment...
Page 106: ...9 Configuring the Fax Environment...
Page 120: ...10 Configuring the Network Fax Environment...
Page 132: ...11 Configuring the User Box Environment...
Page 148: ...12 Restricting Users from Using this Device...
Page 199: ...12 22 Using a mobile terminal for authentication purposes 12 Web Management Tool 12 52...
Page 200: ...13 Reinforcing Security...
Page 226: ...14 Managing the Machine Status...
Page 264: ...15 Registering Various Types of Information...
Page 292: ...16 Associating with External Application...
Page 324: ......