HP PageWide XL 5000 User Guide - Page 28

Example: Create a scan-to-network folder under Windows, Web Server. A correctly

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the IP address) in the server name field only if the shared folder is on a Windows computer in the same local network. For an FTP folder, enter the server name, folder name, user name, and password. Leave the user domain empty. 3. Click Add to save the configuration. NOTE: If the product has already been configured for scanning to the network and you now want to use a different shared folder, click Modify. 4. The printer automatically checks that it can access the network folder. If not, see Cannot access the network folder or HP SmartStream (if installed as an accessory) on page 124. You can check at any later time that the shared folder remains accessible by clicking Verify in the Embedded Web Server. A correctly configured shared folder can become inaccessible if the user's password is changed, or if the shared folder is moved or deleted. Example: Create a scan-to-network folder under Windows 1. Create a new user account for the 'scanner user' on the remote computer. You can use an existing user account for this purpose, but it is not recommended. 2. Create a new folder on the remote computer, unless you want to use an existing folder. 3. Right-click the folder and click Properties. 4. In the Sharing tab, click the Advanced Sharing button. 22 Chapter 1 Introduction ENWW

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the IP address) in the server name
field
only if the shared folder is on a Windows computer in the same
local network.
For an
FTP folder
, enter the server name, folder name, user name, and password. Leave the user domain
empty.
3.
Click
Add
to save the
configuration.
NOTE:
If the product has already been
configured
for scanning to the network and you now want to use a
different
shared folder, click
Modify
.
4.
The printer automatically checks that it can access the network folder. If not, see
Cannot access the
network folder or HP SmartStream (if installed as an accessory)
on page
124
.
You can check at any later time that the shared folder remains accessible by clicking
Verify
in the Embedded
Web Server. A correctly
configured
shared folder can become inaccessible if the user’s password is
changed, or if the shared folder is moved or deleted.
Example: Create a scan-to-network folder under Windows
1.
Create a new user account for the 'scanner user' on the remote computer. You can use an existing user
account for this purpose, but it is not recommended.
2.
Create a new folder on the remote computer, unless you want to use an existing folder.
3.
Right-click the folder and click
Properties
.
4.
In the
Sharing
tab, click the
Advanced Sharing
button.
22
Chapter 1
Introduction
ENWW