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Network environment, static IP addresses. The Domain Name

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166 | Reference: Installation environment Network environment ShareScan uses TCP ports for communication between the Client and the server application on the PC running the Services Manager. Several ports must be available (not blocked) in order to enable this communication (see page 171). Internal network traffic between the client and server is minimal. You can use multicast UDP to automatically discover and connect to other Services Managers for remote administration. Multicast UDP also provides a fast way to discover eCopy-enabled devices. ShareScan runs on domain-based networks and in workgroup environments. In a domain environment, the system requires static IP addresses. The Domain Name System (DNS) is used to resolve host names in a domain environment. In a workgroup environment, all eCopy-enabled devices and Services Managers must have static IP addresses. eCopy-enabled devices and the Services Manager can be on different subnets or virtual local area networks (VLANs) provided that the devices can communicate with the Services Manager using an IP address. ShareScan does not support network attached storage (NAS) devices. For information about Novell support, see page 175.

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Reference: Installation environment
Network environment
ShareScan uses TCP ports for communication between the Client and the server application on
the PC running the Services Manager. Several ports must be available (not blocked) in order to
enable this communication (see page 171). Internal network traffic between the client and server
is minimal.
You can use multicast UDP to automatically discover and connect to other Services Managers for
remote administration. Multicast UDP also provides a fast way to discover eCopy-enabled
devices.
ShareScan runs on domain-based networks and in workgroup environments. In a domain
environment, the system
requires
static IP addresses. The Domain Name
System (DNS) is used to resolve host names in a domain environment. In a workgroup
environment, all eCopy-enabled devices and Services Managers must have static IP addresses.
eCopy-enabled devices and the Services Manager can be on different subnets or virtual local area
networks (VLANs) provided that the devices can communicate with the Services Manager using
an IP address.
ShareScan does not support network attached storage (NAS) devices.
For information about Novell support, see page 175.