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Networks and Agents, Adding Networks, Adding an IPv4 Network

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Administration 2 Click the User subscriptions icon in the toolbar. 3 Under Alerts or Reports, select the subscription, and then click the Copy subscription or Move subscription icon. 4 In the Copy Subscription or Move Subscription dialog box, select the recipient of the subscription, then click OK. Networks and Agents With Networks and Agents, you can create device networks on both IPv4 and IPv6. (IPv4 is the default selection.) Properties can be displayed for the selected network, and discovery of printing devices can be started or stopped for one or more networks. Once multiple networks have been added, using the Select All button removes or changes the discovery mode for all networks at once. For remote agents, install the agent remotely and save the agent details on the server. Once installed and registered, the remote agent can be reused for other networks and appears in the Add Network wizard. Network discovery is started through the assigned agent. To ensure secure communication, the time setting must be no more than 1 minute apart on server and agent computers. For computers in different time zones, use a global time server or domain time server to ensure synchronized time settings. Adding Networks The Add Network wizard provides a quick method for adding new networks. 1 In the navigation area, select Preferences > Networks and agents. 2 Click the Add Network icon. 3 In the Add Network wizard dialog box, type an alias for the network. If the Alias text box is left blank, the network IP address is used as the alias. If the application server is multihomed, you can choose and name a local network. 4 Type the address for the IPv4 or IPv6 network. Adding an IPv4 Network You can add an IPv4 network. Editing the network address or subnet mask may create an orphan device. 1 Type the IPv4 network IP Address. You can edit this field for all networks except the local network, or local networks if the server is multihomed. 2 Select the Subnet Mask from the list. Devices belong to a network based on the network range, not on the subnet of the device. For example, if the network address is 10.10.8.0, then 255.255.252.0 will contain any device with an IP address from 10.10.8.1 through 10.10.11.254. If you add a network address of 10.10.9.0 and a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0, then devices from 10.10.9.1 through 10.10.9.254 will appear on both networks. 2-5 User Guide

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Administration
2
Click the
User subscriptions
icon in the toolbar.
3
Under
Alerts
or
Reports
, select the subscription, and then click the
Copy
subscription
or
Move subscription
icon.
4
In the
Copy Subscription
or
Move Subscription
dialog box, select the
recipient of the subscription, then click
OK
.
Networks and Agents
With
Networks and Agents
, you can create device networks on both IPv4 and
IPv6. (IPv4 is the default selection.) Properties can be displayed for the selected
network, and discovery of printing devices can be started or stopped for one or
more networks. Once multiple networks have been added, using the
Select All
button removes or changes the discovery mode for all networks at once.
For remote agents, install the agent remotely and save the agent details on the
server. Once installed and registered, the remote agent can be reused for other
networks and appears in the
Add Network
wizard. Network discovery is started
through the assigned agent.
To ensure secure communication, the time setting must be no more than 1
minute apart on server and agent computers. For computers in different time
zones, use a global time server or domain time server to ensure synchronized
time settings.
Adding Networks
The
Add Network
wizard provides a quick method for adding new networks.
1
In the navigation area, select
Preferences
>
Networks and agents
.
2
Click the
Add Network
icon.
3
In the
Add Network
wizard dialog box, type an alias for the network. If the
Alias
text box is left blank, the network IP address is used as the alias. If the
application server is multihomed, you can choose and name a local network.
4
Type the address for the IPv4 or IPv6 network.
Adding an IPv4 Network
You can add an IPv4 network. Editing the network address or subnet mask may
create an orphan device.
1
Type the IPv4 network
IP Address
. You can edit this field for all networks
except the local network, or local networks if the server is multihomed.
2
Select the
Subnet Mask
from the list. Devices belong to a network based on the
network range, not on the subnet of the device. For example, if the network
address is 10.10.8.0, then 255.255.252.0 will contain any device with an IP
address from 10.10.8.1 through 10.10.11.254. If you add a network address of
10.10.9.0 and a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0, then devices from 10.10.9.1
through 10.10.9.254 will appear on both networks.
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User Guide