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About ScanFront Service, ScanFront Service Server. However, only up to 15 ScanFront

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Chapter 4 ScanFront Service 1. About ScanFront Service ScanFront Service is software that supplements the network functions of the ScanFront. To use this software, install it on a computer connected to the same network as the ScanFront. (The computer on which ScanFront Service is installed will be herein referred to as the "ScanFront Service Server".) By configuring a ScanFront Service Server, you can send scanned images to locations on the network, such as the following, where direct transfer from the ScanFront is disabled. ● Destinations (folders on computers, printers, etc.) located on different segments of a network on which a WINS server is not configured ● Printers on the network ● Shared folders on a computer that is specified by IP address ● Certain NAS (network-attached storage) Scanned images from the ScanFront are sent via the ScanFront Service Server to the user specified destination. Up to 100 ScanFront scanners can be connected to a single ScanFront Service Server. However, only up to 15 ScanFront scanners can communicate with the ScanFront Service Server at any one time. 4-2

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Chapter 4
ScanFront Service
1.
About ScanFront Service
ScanFront Service is software that supplements the network functions of the ScanFront. To use this software, install it on a computer
connected to the same network as the ScanFront. (The computer on which ScanFront Service is installed will be herein referred to
as the “ScanFront Service Server”.)
By configuring a ScanFront Service Server, you can send
scanned images to locations on the network, such as the
following, where direct transfer from the ScanFront is
disabled.
●
Destinations (folders on computers, printers, etc.)
located on different segments of a network on which
a WINS server is not configured
●
Printers on the network
●
Shared folders on a computer that is specified by IP
address
●
Certain NAS (network-attached storage)
Scanned images from the ScanFront are sent via the
ScanFront Service Server to the user specified destination.
Up to 100 ScanFront scanners can be connected to a single
ScanFront Service Server. However, only up to 15 ScanFront
scanners can communicate with the ScanFront Service Server
at any one time.