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4.4 Cannot perform network scanning 4 4.4 Cannot perform network scanning Description of problem Cannot send data. Scanned data cannot be sent (by SMB TX) to a specified computer. When sending scanned data (by SMB TX) to a specified computer, operations take place slowly. When sending scanned data (by SMB TX) to a specified computer, a "Server connection error" occurs. When sending scanned data (by SMB TX) to a specified computer, a "login error" occurs. Check points Is the volume per E-mail to be sent exceeding the maximum receiving capacity of the SMTP server? Was the transmission procedure carried out correctly? Are the network settings and connection correct? Is the correct E-mail address set for this machine? Are cables connected correctly? Is the folder correctly specified? Are you using the correct authentication method? Have you specified a folder name using more than 13 characters? Is [LLMNR] enabled? Is the network cable connected? Do packets from this machine reach the destination? Is the [File Path] set correctly for the destination? Are you operating as a domain user? Remedy If the volume of one E-mail message exceeds the maximum capacity of the SMTP server for reception, an error occurs which will prevent transmission. Check the transmission procedure, then resend the fax. Check the network settings and connection. Check the E-mail address of the machine and configure it. Make sure that the network cable is correctly connected. If the path for the destination folder is delimited by "/ (slash)", the folder cannot be specified. Use "\" to specify the path for the destination folder. When sending data to a destination PC running operating software earlier than Mac OS X 10.3.x, use the NTLMv1 authentication. To a destination PC running operating system later than Mac OS X 10.4.x, send data using the NTLMv2 authentication. When sending data to a folder on a PC running Mac OS X, specify a folder name using up to 12 characters. Disable [LLMNR] using Web Connection. Make sure that the network cable is correctly connected. Check that packets from this machine reach the destination. If not, take/check the action indicated below: • Replace the network cable with a new one. • If no packets are sent out from this machine, check the IP settings on this machine. • Check that the IP address of the destination is correctly registered. Check that the [File Path] of the destination is correctly registered. If you are operating as a domain user, create a domain user name that is different from the local user name. If your domain user name is the same as the local user name, use the same password for both. [Maintenance/Troubleshooting] 4-10

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4.4
Cannot perform network scanning
4
[Maintenance/Troubleshooting]
4-10
4.4
Cannot perform network scanning
Description of problem
Check points
Remedy
Cannot send data.
Is the volume per E-mail to
be sent exceeding the maxi-
mum receiving capacity of
the SMTP server?
If the volume of one E-mail message ex-
ceeds the maximum capacity of the
SMTP server for reception, an error oc-
curs which will prevent transmission.
Was the transmission proce-
dure carried out correctly?
Check the transmission procedure, then
resend the fax.
Are the network settings and
connection correct?
Check the network settings and con-
nection.
Is the correct E-mail address
set for this machine?
Check the E-mail address of the ma-
chine and configure it.
Are cables connected cor-
rectly?
Make sure that the network cable is cor-
rectly connected.
Scanned data cannot be sent
(by SMB TX) to a specified
computer.
Is the folder correctly speci-
fied?
If the path for the destination folder is
delimited by "/ (slash)", the folder can-
not be specified. Use "\" to specify the
path for the destination folder.
Are you using the correct au-
thentication method?
When sending data to a destination PC
running operating software earlier than
Mac OS X 10.3.x, use the NTLMv1 au-
thentication. To a destination PC run-
ning operating system later than Mac
OS X 10.4.x, send data using the
NTLMv2 authentication.
Have you specified a folder
name using more than 13
characters?
When sending data to a folder on a PC
running Mac OS X, specify a folder
name using up to 12 characters.
When sending scanned data
(by SMB TX) to a specified
computer, operations take
place slowly.
Is [LLMNR] enabled?
Disable [LLMNR] using
Web Connec-
tion
.
When sending scanned data
(by SMB TX) to a specified
computer, a "Server connec-
tion error" occurs.
Is the network cable con-
nected?
Make sure that the network cable is cor-
rectly connected.
Do packets from this ma-
chine reach the destination?
Check that packets from this machine
reach the destination.
If not, take/check the action indicated
below:
Replace the network cable with a
new one.
If no packets are sent out from this
machine, check the IP settings on
this machine.
Check that the IP address of the
destination is correctly registered.
When sending scanned data
(by SMB TX) to a specified
computer, a "login error" oc-
curs.
Is the [File Path] set correctly
for the destination?
Check that the [File Path] of the destina-
tion is correctly registered.
Are you operating as a do-
main user?
If you are operating as a domain user,
create a domain user name that is differ-
ent from the local user name. If your do-
main user name is the same as the local
user name, use the same password for
both.