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System Status window
To display the System Status window, click System Status on the Status tab.
The System Status window shows the network status of the machine.
Host Name
Display the host name of the machine.
IP Address
Display the IP address of the machine.
Subnet Mask
Display the subnet mask of the machine.
Default Gateway
Display the default gateway of the machine.
DHCP/BOOTP Server
Display the IP address of a DHCP/BOOTP server 
when an IP address of the machine is assigned by 
the DHCP/BOOTP server.
Primary WINS Server
Display the IP address of a WINS Primary Server 
of the machine.
Secondary WINS Server
Display the IP address of a WINS Secondary 
Server of the machine.
Scope ID
Display the scope ID of the machine.
IPv6 address
Display the current IPv6 address. (It will not be 
displayed when the IPv6 function is set to 
DISABLE.)
IPv6 router
Display the IPv6 address of the router that is 
distributing the IPv6 address. (It will not be 
displayed when the IPv6 function is set to 
DISABLE.)
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 The value will appear when 
DHCP/BOOTP is enabled on the 
Network Settings window. (p.60)
 When DHCP/BOOTP is enabled on the 
Network Settings window (p.60), Lease 
Time(sec.) will appear below the 
DHCP/BOOTP Server to show the leased 
time.
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CONFIGURING THE NETWORK SETTINGS (Network 
Settings TAB)
You can configure the network settings of the machine from the Network Settings tab of the Web page. The 
Network Settings tab displays the Network Settings window, SNMP Configuration window, Filter Configuration 
window and Port Configuration window. Enter or select the desired settings and click the Submit button to 
confirm the settings.
Network Settings window
To display the Network Settings window, click Network Settings on the Network Settings tab.
You can set the network parameters.
 When the Submit button is clicked, the settings will be stored in the machine. Then, the machine reboots the 
network settings automatically.
 Until clicking the Submit button, you can reset any changes made on the Network Settings tab. To reset the 
changes, click the Reset button. Note that clicking the Reset button does not reset the network settings of the 
machine to the factory defaults.
 If you move to another tab unless clicking the Submit button, the changes made on the Network Settings tab 
are canceled.Note
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Host Name
Configure the host name on the machine. The 
name set here is used with WINS and SC-Scan A, 
etc. The name must be different from those of 
other device.
DHCP/BOOTP
The function to get IP address from the 
DHCP/BOOTP server when the machine is turned 
on.
To get the IP address of the machine from the 
DHCP/BOOTP server, the DHCP/BOOTP server 
with the appropriate configuration must be running 
in the subnetwork. When the setting is 
DHCP+BOOTP, the machine detects DHCP and 
BOOTP automatically. If more than one address 
gets returned, the IP address which is returned first 
will be assigned.
RARP
Enable/disable RARP protocol operations. RARP 
is a protocol, via which IP address gets assigned 
by the RARP server. If you use RARP server, the 
RARP server must be in the same segment as the 
machine.
IP Address
Configure the IP address on the machine. The 
value must be configured in the format of a 
four-part series of numbers separated by decimal 
points, such as xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.
Subnet Mask
Configure the subnet mask on the machine. The 
value must be configured in the format of a four-part 
series of numbers separated by decimal points, such 
as xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. If the value is 0.0.0.0, the 
subnet mask corresponding to the IP address will be 
assigned automatically.
Default Gateway
Configure the gateway IP address on the machine. 
The value must be configured in the format of a 
four-part series of numbers separated by decimal 
points, such as xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. The gateway 
must be in the network where the machine exists. 
If the value is 0.0.0.0, this setting is disabled.Primary WINS Server
Assign the WINS servers address (primary). 
WINS server will resolve the IP address from the 
host name. Therefore you can use a host name 
instead of the IP address when communicating via 
TCP/IP. The value must be configured in the 
format of a four-part series of numbers separated 
by decimal points, such as xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.
Secondary WINS Server
Assign the WINS servers address (secondary). 
WINS server will resolve the IP address from the 
host name. Therefore you can use a host name 
instead of the IP address when communicating via 
TCP/IP. The value must be configured in the 
format of a four-part series of numbers separated 
by decimal points, such as xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.
Scope ID
The scope ID defines the computer group that 
recognised the registered host name. All 
computers which have the same scope ID can 
recognise each other.
IPv6
Enable/disable an IPv6 function.
DHCPv6
Enable/disable a DHCPv6 function.
IPv6 Stateless Address
Enable/disable an IPv6 stateless address.
IPv6 Address
Configure the IPv6 address.
IPv6 Default Gateway
Configure the default gateway address of IPv6.
LAN Interface
Configure the physical network type. AUTO is 
recommended.
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SNMP Configuration window
To display the SNMP Configuration window, click SNMP Configuration on the Network Settings tab.
You can manage the machine via SNMP.
Authentic Community
Specify the authentication community name of 
SNMP. This community name is authenticated 
when an SNMP set request is received.
SysContact
Specify the SysContact of the MIB-II object. The 
e-mail address of the network administrator is 
usually specified.SysName
Specify the SysName of the MIB-II object. The 
host name or domain name of the machine is 
usually specified.
SysLocation
Specify the SysLocation of the MIB-II object. The 
location of the machine is usually specified.
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Filter Configuration window
To display the Filter Configuration window, click Filter Configuration on the Network Settings tab.
IP address filtering, IPv6 address filtering and MAC address filtering are available. Note that no filter is active by the 
factory defaults.
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Filter Mode
Enable/disable a filter configuration.
IP Filter Mode
Configure the IP filter operations. Available options 
are ALLOW and DENY. If you select ALLOW, 
only the data from the configured IP address range 
can be accepted. If you select DENY, the data 
from the configured IP address range cannot be 
received.
Start IP Address (Filter address1-4)
Configure the start address of the IP filter. The 
value must be configured in the format of a 
four-part series of numbers separated by decimal 
points, such as xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.
End IP Address (Filter address1-4)
Configure the end address of the IP filter. The 
value must be configured in the format of a 
four-part series of numbers separated by decimal 
points, such as xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.
IPv6 Filter Mode
Configure the IPv6 filter operations. Available 
options are ALLOW and DENY. If you select 
ALLOW, only the data from the configured IPv6 
address range can be accepted. If you select 
DENY, the data from the configured IPv6 
address range cannot be received.
Start IPv6 Address (Filter address1-4)
Configure the start address of the IPv6 filter. The 
value must be configured in the format of a six-part 
series of hexadecimal numbers separated by 
colon, such as xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx/64.End IPv6 Address (Filter address1-4)
Configure the end address of the IPv6 filter. The 
value must be configured in the format of a six-part 
series of hexadecimal numbers separated by 
colon, such as xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx/64.
MAC Address Filter Config (Filter address1-10)
Configure the MAC address of the filter. The value 
must be hexadecimal numbers in 12 figures.
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Port Configuration window
To display the Port Configuration window, click Port Configuration on the Network Settings tab.
Port filtering function is also available.
HTTP
Enable/disable an HTTP port.
RAW Print
Enable/disable a 9100 port.
LPD
Enable/disable an LPD port.
IPP
Enable/disable an IPP port.
SNMPD
Enable/disable an SNMP port.Te l n e t
Enable/disable a TELNET port.
JCP
Enable/disable a JCP port.
SXUPTP
Enable/disable an SXUPTP port.
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 JCP is a proprietary protocol developed by 
silex technology, Inc. It enables the IP 
address of the machine to be set from the 
software utility on the accessory CD-ROM.
 SXUPTP is a proprietary protocol 
developed by silex technology, Inc. It 
enables the scanner function of the 
machine to be shared over a network.
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MANAGING THE SYSTEM INFORMATION (System 
Information TAB)
From the System Information tab of the Web page, you can view the system information of the machine, set the 
administrative password, reset the network settings of the machine to the factory defaults and reboot the network 
settings of the machine. System Information tab displays the System Information window, Password window 
and Reset window.
System Information window
To display the System Information window, click System Information on the System Information tab.
You can view the MAC address and firmware version of the machine. 
MAC Address
Display the MAC address of the machine.Firmware Version
Display the firmware version of the machine.
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Password window
To display the Password window, click Password on the System Information tab.
New Password
Configure the administrative password in ASCII 
characters (up to 7 characters). This is used as the 
authentication password for configuration changes 
via the Web page.Re-enter New Password
Re-enter the new password.
Setting an administrative password prevents unauthorised users from changing the network settings of the machine. 
If you forget the password, you need to manually reset the network settings of the machine to the factory defaults 
and configure the settings again. For details on manually resetting the machine to the factory defaults, see HOW 
TO MANUALLY RESET THE NETWORK SETTINGS OF THE MACHINE (p.103).
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Reset window
To display the Reset window, click Reset on the System Information tab.
You can reboot the network settings of the machine and reset the network settings of the machine to the factory 
defaults via a network.
Reboot
Reboot the network settings of the machine by 
clicking the Start button.Reset to Factory Default
Reset the network settings of the machine to the 
factory defaults by clicking the Start button.
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