Kyocera TASKalfa 3510i PrintFleet DCA Setup & User's Guide Rev- 4.2.1 - Page 35

Starting the Local Agent Management tool, Scanning for Local Agent installations

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PrintFleet Printer DCA Managing local devices with Local Print Agent Starting the Local Agent Management tool To start the Printer DCA - Local Agent Management tool: • From the Tools menu in Printer DCA, click Local Agent Management. The Printer DCA - Local Agent Management window opens. Scanning for Local Agent installations Changing the active user for Local Agent Management Each time you start the Printer DCA - Local Agent Management tool, it displays an empty table. To populate the table, you need to perform a scan of the network to locate any Local Agent installations. To scan the network for Local Agent installations: 1. From the Profile drop-down list, select the scan profile that includes the IP addresses you want to scan. By default, the Printer DCA - Local Agent Management window opens with the scan profile currently selected in Printer DCA. If you want to create a new scan profile, you must do so using the Printer DCA. For more information on scan profiles, see "Managing scan profiles" on page 14. 2. If necessary, specify a different user account for Local Agent Manager to use. For more information, see "Changing the active user for Local Agent Management" on page 31. 3. Click Scan All. PrintFleet scans the IP addresses associated with the specified scan profile, and displays the results. By default, when performing various functions (such as scanning, installing, and uninstalling) Printer DCA - Local Agent Management uses the same account you had been using in Printer DCA. (The user name is displayed beside User: at the top of the window.) If you need to perform these functions as a different user (such as an administrator), you can specify the user account you want Local Agent Management to use. 31

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PrintFleet Printer DCA
Managing local devices with Local Print Agent
Starting the
Local Agent
Management tool
To start the Printer DCA - Local Agent Management tool:
•
From the
Tools
menu in Printer DCA, click
Local Agent
Management
. The
Printer DCA - Local Agent Management
window opens.
Scanning for
Local Agent
installations
Each time you start the
Printer DCA - Local Agent Management
tool, it displays an empty table. To populate the table, you need to
perform a scan of the network to locate any Local Agent
installations.
To scan the network for Local Agent installations:
1.
From the
Profile
drop-down list, select the scan profile that
includes the IP addresses you want to scan. By default, the
Printer DCA - Local Agent Management
window opens with
the scan profile currently selected in Printer DCA. If you want to
create a new scan profile, you must do so using the Printer DCA.
For more information on scan profiles, see “Managing scan
profiles” on page 14.
2.
If necessary, specify a different user account for Local Agent
Manager to use. For more information, see “Changing the active
user for Local Agent Management” on page 31.
3. Click
Scan All
. PrintFleet scans the IP addresses associated with
the specified scan profile, and displays the results.
Changing the
active user for
Local Agent
Management
By default, when performing various functions (such as scanning,
installing, and uninstalling)
Printer DCA - Local Agent
Management
uses the same account you had been using in Printer
DCA. (The user name is displayed beside
User:
at the top of the
window.) If you need to perform these functions as a different user
(such as an administrator), you can specify the user account you
want Local Agent Management to use.