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Shared Folder Configuration In Share Management, you configure shared folders as scan destinations when performing Scan to Folder. SMB/CIFS (Windows Network Share) and FTP protocols are supported. If necessary, see Scan to Folder Prerequisites. You can use Network Discovery to search for public Windows shares within the network or perform a Manual Setup, where shared folder paths (FTP or UNC) and login credentials (Username and Password) are specified. Manual Setup is required if... n Access to the computer is password-protected. You will need to manually specify the username and password. n You wish to add FTP network shares. FTP does not support discovery, so you must enter the path for FTP network shares manually. Network Discovery 1. Press [Add] to add a shared folder. 2. Press [Search] to automatically search shared folders. In Network Discovery, you can see the various workgroups/domains that the adapter has discovered. Important: If no network shares are discovered, i.e., Search screen is blank, go to Manual Setup, as the computer is likely password protected, in which case you must enter the folder path and login credentials manually. 3. Select the workgroup/domain and PC where the shared folders are located. 4. Press [Select Share]. 5. Enter Friendly Name (required). Note: You cannot add two shares with the same Friendly Name. 6. Enter Subpath (optional). Note: The Friendly Name and Subpath will be displayed on the screen in the list of shares. 7. Under Security, you have three Authentication (login) modes to choose from... a. No login (not recommended) - Remove checkbox from Use Authentication. Network share can then be writable by anyone. b. Direct Login (recommended) - Select Specify Credentials directly and enter Username and Password. Admin provides the login credentials to use right now. The credentials are stored on the adapter's hard drive and retrieved when access to this network share is required. c. User Credentials - Select Use Logged-in user's credentials. These credentials will NOT be used to actually write to the share, only to test connectivity. Important: In order to use this selection, the adapter's authentication setting must be turned on. Note: To select a checkbox or radio button, press text adjacent to checkbox/button. 8. When finished, press [Add Share] 9. Press [Next]. 10. Continue with Email Configuration... KV-SSM100/KV-SS1100 Network Scanner Adapter Administrator's Guide 19

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KV-SSM100/KV-SS1100 Network Scanner Adapter Administrator’s Guide
Shared Folder Configuration
In
Share Management
, you configure shared folders as scan destinations when performing Scan to Folder. SMB/CIFS (Windows Network
Share) and FTP protocols are supported. If necessary, see
Scan to Folder Prerequisites
.
You can use
Network Discovery
to search for public Windows shares within the network or perform a
Manual Setup
, where shared
folder paths (FTP or UNC) and login credentials (Username and Password) are specified. Manual Setup is required if…
n
Access to the computer is password±protected. You will need to manually specify the username and password.
n
You wish to add FTP network shares. FTP does not support discovery, so you must enter the path for FTP network shares manually.
Network Discovery
1.
Press [
Add
] to add a shared folder.
2.
Press [
Search
] to automatically search shared folders.
In
Network Discovery
, you can see the various workgroups/domains
that the adapter has discovered.
Important:
If no network shares are discovered, i.e., Search screen is
blank, go to
Manual Setup
, as the computer is likely password protected,
in which case you must enter the folder path and login credentials
manually.
3.
Select the
workgroup/domain
and
PC
where the shared folders are
located.
4.
Press [
Select Share
].
5.
Enter
Friendly Name
(required).
Note
: You cannot add two shares with the same Friendly Name.
6.
Enter
Subpath
(optional).
Note:
The Friendly Name and Subpath will be displayed on the screen
in the list of shares.
7.
Under
Security
, you have three
Authentication
(login) modes to
choose from…
a. No login
(not recommended) – Remove checkbox from
Use
Authentication
. Network share can then be writable by anyone.
b. Direct Login
(recommended) – Select
Specify Credentials
directly and
enter Username and Password. Admin provides the login credentials
to use right now. The credentials are stored on the adapter’s hard
drive and retrieved when access to this network share is required.
c. User Credentials
– Select Use Logged±in user’s credentials. These
credentials will NOT be used to actually write to the share, only to test
connectivity.
Important:
In order to use this selection, the adapter’s
authentication setting must be turned on.
Note:
To select a checkbox or radio button, press text adjacent to
checkbox/button.
8.
When finished, press [
Add Share
]
9.
Press [
Next
].
10.
Continue with
Email Configuration
…