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you are here: welcome how do I...? make network settings HP Pro Scanner how do I...? the problem is... alphabetical index how do I make network settings? These actions will make your system recognizable to others on the network. NOTE: If the Administrator password has been setup and activated, you will be prompted for it before being able to make the network settings. to make your system's network settings... 1. Select the Setup Tab. 2. Select > System. 3. Select the Advanced button. 4. Enter the Administrator password if prompted by the system. 5. Press the Network Settings button. 6. Select the DHCP option if you know that your network has a DHCP server. This will let the system find the network connection information automatically. 7. Select the Manually option for manual connection. Obtain the IP address, and other relevant network connection information from your system administrator. 8. Click OK for each setting. 9. You can protect your system's shared folders from unwelcome network access by applying a login and password under the FTP and WebDAV option area. Click the Login and Password buttons to enter strings and apply them. Note that the string "@scanner" is always appended to the entered login name. Pressing the Reset button will remove login/password protection for FTP/WebDAV access and thereby bring the system back to its default mode (unprotected access to the system's shared folders).

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you are here:
welcome
how do I...?
make network settings
HP Pro Scanner
how do I...?
the problem is...
alphabetical index
how do I make network settings?
These actions will make your system recognizable to others on the
network.
NOTE:
If the Administrator password has been setup and activated, you
will be prompted for it before being able to make the network settings.
to make your system's network settings...
1. Select the Setup Tab.
2. Select
> System.
3. Select the Advanced button.
4. Enter the Administrator password if prompted by the system.
5. Press the Network Settings button.
6. Select the DHCP option if you know that your network has a
DHCP server. This will let the system find the network
connection information automatically.
7. Select the Manually option for manual connection. Obtain the IP
address, and other relevant network connection information
from your system administrator.
8. Click OK for each setting.
9. You can protect your system's shared folders from unwelcome
network access by applying a
login and password
under the
FTP and WebDAV
option area. Click the Login and Password
buttons to enter strings and apply them.
Note
that the string "@scanner" is always appended to the
entered login name.
Pressing the
Reset
button will remove login/password
protection for FTP/WebDAV access and thereby bring the
system back to its default mode (unprotected access to the
system's shared folders).