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SMB/FTP or SAMBA/FTP network filing configuration, Network Filing via SMB/SAMBA or FTP/SFTP

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Gateway and Network Configuration SMB/FTP or SAMBA/FTP network filing configuration In Network Configuration, the SMB/FTP or SAMBA/FTP tab allows the administrator to enable or disable filing using one of three different technologies: 1. SMB or SAMBA, the protocol behind WINS. 2. FTP, File Transfer Protocol. 3. SFTP, Secure File Transfer Protocol with encryption. NOTE: If SMB or SAMBA is selected, the administrator must enable WINS and specify a NetBIOS name. Network Filing via SMB/SAMBA or FTP/SFTP The System Administrator can program the SMB/SAMBA or FTP/ SFTP Server Login information that is required to gain network file access. If this information was not programmed by the System Administrator, perform the following: 1. If required, enter your User Name and Password. 2. Type the Domain Name or Select [Browse] to locate the Domain Name and then select [OK]. 3. Type the Server Name or Select [Browse] to locate the Server Name and then select [OK]. 4. If required, type the Share Path or Select [Browse] to locate the Share Path and then select [OK]. 5. After entering all the required information, select [OK] to close the Save Location dialog window. • The Network Validation dialog opens if it takes longer than two seconds to validate the network connection information. • Select [OK] if validation is successful. If validation is not successful, follow the displayed instructions or contact the System Administrator. 5-12 System Guide

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System Guide
Gateway and Network Configuration
SMB/FTP or SAMBA/FTP network filing configuration
In Network Configuration, the SMB/FTP or SAMBA/FTP tab allows
the administrator to enable or disable filing using one of three
different technologies:
1.
SMB or SAMBA, the protocol behind WINS.
2.
FTP, File Transfer Protocol.
3.
SFTP, Secure File Transfer Protocol with encryption.
NOTE:
If SMB or SAMBA is selected, the administrator must
enable WINS and specify a NetBIOS name.
Network Filing via SMB/SAMBA or FTP/SFTP
The System Administrator can program the SMB/SAMBA or FTP/
SFTP Server Login information that is required to gain network file
access. If this information was not programmed by the System
Administrator, perform the following:
1.
If required, enter your User Name and Password.
2.
Type the Domain Name or Select [Browse] to locate the
Domain Name and then select [OK].
3.
Type the Server Name or Select [Browse] to locate the Server
Name and then select [OK].
4.
If required, type the Share Path or Select [Browse] to locate
the Share Path and then select [OK].
5.
After entering all the required information, select [OK] to close
the Save Location dialog window.
•
The Network Validation dialog opens if it takes longer than
two seconds to validate the network connection
information.
•
Select [OK] if validation is successful. If validation is not
successful, follow the displayed instructions or contact the
System Administrator.