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3.How to register IPv4/IPv6 addresses to the Conversion Address List by creating a CSV file The Conversion Address List can be edited as a CSV file and then uploaded to this product. This function is convenient when using the same Conversion Address List for two or more of this product. The following explains how to register IPv4/IPv6 addresses to the Conversion Address List using a CSV file. 1. Start a software application that can edit CSV files, such as Excel. 2. Enter the address information into the CSV file in the order of [IPv4 Address] -> [IPv6 Address] -> [Note]. Up to 128 addresses can be registered to the Conversion Address List. 3. When finished editing, save the file in CSV format. * If using Excel, click File -> Save As.... On the dialog displayed, select "CSV(Comma delimited) (*.csv) " for Save as type and click Save. 4. Access the Web page of this product via a Web browser and click CSV Upload on the left pane. * Please enter correct values for the IPv4/IPv6 addresses. If characters that cannot be recognized as an address are included, they will not be used for the address conversion. * Do not enter the IPv4 address of the target device. * Up to 15 characters can be entered into the [Note] field. However, a comma (,) cannot be entered. 5.On the page displayed, click Browse and select the CSV file that you have saved. 6. Click Upload. * The information contained in the CSV file will be uploaded to the Conversion Address List. A message will appear and ask whether to reboot this product or not. Click OK. This product will automatically reboot itself and finish the configuration. To use the same Conversion Address List for two or more of this product, repeat the process described in 4-6 for each one. * If you have mistakenly uploaded a CSV file that includes the IPv4 address of the MFP main unit, click Advanced - Address Conversion List and delete the address information of the target device manually. 4. How to save the Address Conversion List to a CSV file The Address Conversion List currently stored in this product can be saved to your PC as a CSV file. The following describes how to save the Address Conversion List: 1. Click CSV Download on the left pane. 2. Click Download. In the screen displayed, specify a file name and save the file. The Address Conversion List has been saved. 5.How to block IPv4 communication by the MFP main unit This product can be configured not to send any network packets including an IPv4 address. Please utilize this function when establishing a network environment where only IPv6 addresses are sent/received. 1. Click Advanced on the left pane. 2. On the page displayed, select DISABLE for IPv4 Communication. 3. Click Submit. A message will appear and ask whether to reboot this product or not. Click OK. This product will automatically reboot itself and finish the configuration. 6.IPv6 Settings 7.Network port settings This product enables you to fine tune the configuration for IPv6. Select the appropriate configuration for the network environment in which the product is installed. 1. Click Advanced on the left pane. 2. In the page displayed, change each configuration. IPv6 Manual Address Prefix Length DHCPv6 DNS (IPv6) Primary DNS (IPv6) Secondary Set the IPv6 address. Set IPv6 the prefix length. Enable or disable the DHCPv6 protocol. To use DHCPv6 to configure IPv6 addresses, a DHCPv6 server must be running in the sub-network. Set the address of the DNSv6 primary server. If DHCPv6 is enabled, the DNSv6 server acquired by DHCPv6 takes priority. Set the address of the DNSv6 secondary server. If DHCPv6 is enabled, the DNSv6 server acquired by DHCPv6 takes priority. 3. Click Submit. A message will appear and ask whether to reboot this product or not. Click OK. This product will automatically reboot itself and finish the configuration. Detailed communication settings can be configured for the network port of this product. Usually these communication settings do not need to be changed, but when this product does not link up (when the Link LED does not turn on even though this product is powered on), modify these settings. 1. Click Interface on the left pane. 2. In the page displayed, change each configuration. LAN Interface Auto MDI/MIDX Set the physical transfer speed of the LAN. Select the value that matches the communication type of the device connected to each network port. In most cases, it is recommended to use AUTO. Either a straight cable or cross cable can be used with this product. However, depending on the device connected to each network port, this auto-detect function may not work properly. In such a case, select DISABLE for this setting. 3. Click Submit. A message will appear and ask whether to reboot this product or not. Click OK. This product will automatically reboot itself and finish the configuration. First Edition 2008.9

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3
.
H
o
w
to
register
IPv4
/
IPv
6
addresses
to
the
Conversion
Address
List
by
creating
a
CS
V
file
5
.
H
o
w
to
block
IPv4
communication
by
the
MFP
main
unit
7
.
N
et
w
ork
port
settings
T
he
Conversion
Address
List
can
be
edited
as
a
CS
V
file
and
then
uploaded
to
this
product.
T
his
function
is
convenient
when
using
the
same
Conversion
Address
List
for
two
or
more
of
this
product.
T
he
fo
ll
owing
exp
l
ains
how
to
register
IPv4/IPv6
addresses
to
the
Conversion
Address
List
using
a
CSV
fi
l
e.
T
o
use
the
same
Conversion
Address
List
for
two
or
more
of
this
product,
repeat
the
process
described
in
4-6
for
each
one.
T
his
product
can
be
configured
not
to
send
any
network
packets
inc
l
uding
an
IPv4
address.
P
l
ease
uti
l
i
z
e
this
function
when
estab
l
ishing
a
network
environment
where
on
l
y
IPv6
addresses
are
sent/received.
Detai
l
ed
communication
settings
can
be
configured
for
the
network
port
of
this
product.
Usua
ll
y
these
communication
settings
do
not
need
to
be
changed,
but
when
this
product
does
not
l
ink
up
(when
the
Link
LED
does
not
turn
on
even
though
this
product
is
powered
on),
modify
these
settings.
C
l
ick
Interface
on
the
l
eft
pane.
1.
Start
a
software
app
l
ication
that
can
edit
CSV
fi
l
es,
such
as
Exce
l
.
2.
Enter
the
address
information
into
the
CSV
fi
l
e
in
the
order
of
[
IPv4
Address
]
->
[
IPv
6
Address
]
->
[
N
ote
].
Up
to
1
28
addresses
can
be
registered
to
the
Conversion
Address
List.
*
P
l
ease
enter
correct
va
l
ues
for
the
IPv4/IPv6
addresses.
If
characters
that
cannot
be
recogni
z
ed
as
an
address
are
inc
l
uded,
they
wi
ll
not
be
used
for
the
address
conversion.
*
Do
not
enter
the
IPv4
address
of
the
target
device.
*
Up
to
1
5
characters
can
be
entered
into
the
[
N
ote
]
fie
l
d.
However,
a
comma
(
,
)
cannot
be
entered.
3.
When
finished
editing,
save
the
fi
l
e
in
CSV
format.
*
If
using
Exce
l
,
c
l
ick
File
->
Save
As...
.
On
the
dia
l
og
disp
l
ayed,
se
l
ect
"
CS
V
(Comma
delimited)
(
*
.csv)
"
for
Save
as
type
and
c
l
ick
Save
.
5.
On
the
page
disp
l
ayed,
c
l
ick
Bro
w
se
and
se
l
ect
the
CSV
fi
l
e
that
you
have
saved.
6.
1.
C
l
ick
Advanced
on
the
l
eft
pane.
2.
On
the
page
disp
l
ayed,
se
l
ect
D
ISABLE
for
IPv4
Communication
.
3.
1.
In
the
page
disp
l
ayed,
change
each
configuration.
2.
LAN
Interface
Auto
MDI/MID
X
Set
the
physica
l
transfer
speed
of
the
LAN.
Se
l
ect
the
va
l
ue
that
matches
the
communication
type
of
the
device
connected
to
each
network
port.
In
most
cases,
it
is
recommended
to
use
A
UT
O
.
Either
a
straight
cab
l
e
or
cross
cab
l
e
can
be
used
with
this
product.
However,
depending
on
the
device
connected
to
each
network
port,
this
auto-detect
function
may
not
work
proper
l
y.
In
such
a
case,
se
l
ect
DISABLE
for
this
setting.
3.
C
l
ick
U
pload
.
*
T
he
information
contained
in
the
CSV
fi
l
e
wi
ll
be
up
l
oaded
to
the
Conversion
Address
List
.
C
l
ick
Submit
.
A
message
wi
ll
appear
and
ask
whether
to
reboot
this
product
or
not.
C
l
ick
OK
.
T
his
product
wi
ll
automatica
ll
y
reboot
itse
l
f
and
finish
the
configuration.
A
message
wi
ll
appear
and
ask
whether
to
reboot
this
product
or
not.
C
l
ick
OK
.
T
his
product
wi
ll
automatica
ll
y
reboot
itse
l
f
and
finish
the
configuration.
C
l
ick
Submit
.
A
message
wi
ll
appear
and
ask
whether
to
reboot
this
product
or
not.
C
l
ick
OK
.
T
his
product
wi
ll
automatica
ll
y
reboot
itse
l
f
and
finish
the
configuration.
6
.IPv
6
Settings
T
his
product
enab
l
es
you
to
fine
tune
the
configuration
for
IPv6.
Se
l
ect
the
appropriate
configuration
for
the
network
environment
in
which
the
product
is
insta
ll
ed.
C
l
ick
Advanced
on
the
l
eft
pane.
1.
In
the
page
disp
l
ayed,
change
each
configuration.
2.
IPv6
Manua
l
Address
Prefix
Length
Set
the
IPv6
address.
Set
IPv6
the
prefix
l
ength.
DHCPv6
Enab
l
e
or
disab
l
e
the
DHCPv6
protoco
l
.
T
o
use
DHCPv6
to
configure
IPv6
addresses,
a
DHCPv6
server
must
be
running
in
the
sub-network.
DNS
(IPv6)
Primary
Set
the
address
of
the
DNSv6
primary
server.
If
DHCPv6
is
enab
l
ed,
the
DNSv6
server
ac
q
uired
by
DHCPv6
takes
priority.
DNS
(IPv6)
Secondary
Set
the
address
of
the
DNSv6
secondary
server.
If
DHCPv6
is
enab
l
ed,
the
DNSv6
server
ac
q
uired
by
DHCPv6
takes
priority.
3.
C
l
ick
Submit
.
A
message
wi
ll
appear
and
ask
whether
to
reboot
this
product
or
not.
C
l
ick
OK
.
T
his
product
wi
ll
automatica
ll
y
reboot
itse
l
f
and
finish
the
configuration.
4.
Access
the
Web
page
of
this
product
via
a
Web
browser
and
c
l
ick
CS
V U
pload
on
the
l
eft
pane.
4.
H
o
w
to
save
the
Address
Conversion
List
to
a
CS
V
file
T
he
Address
Conversion
List
current
l
y
stored
in
this
product
can
be
saved
to
your
PC
as
a
CSV
fi
l
e.
T
he
fo
ll
owing
describes
how
to
save
the
Address
Conversion
List:
1.
C
l
ick
CS
V D
o
w
nload
on
the
l
eft
pane.
2.
C
l
ick
D
o
w
nload
.
In
the
screen
disp
l
ayed,
specify
a
fi
l
e
name
and
save
the
fi
l
e.
T
he
Address
Conversion
List
has
been
saved.
*
If
you
have
mistaken
l
y
up
l
oaded
a
CSV
fi
l
e
that
inc
l
udes
the
IPv4
address
of
the
MFP
main
unit,
c
l
ick
Advanced
-
Address
Conversion
List
and
de
l
ete
the
address
information
of
the
target
device
manua
ll
y.
First Edition 2008.9