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Specifying the path to a destination folder in an NDS tree or on a NetWare server by browsing the...

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Specifying Scan to Folder Destinations Specifying the path to a destination folder in an NDS tree or on a NetWare server by browsing the network You can browse the network and specify the path to a destination folder in an NDS tree or on a NetWare server. A Press [Manual Entry]. B Press [NCP]. 2 C Select the connection type. Press [NDS] to browse the NDS tree. Press [Bind- ery] to browse the NetWare server. D Press [Browse Network] under the path name field. If you selected [NDS] under [Connection Type], the NDS tree list appears. If you selected [Bindery] under [Connection Type], the NetWare server list appears. E Search for the destination folder in the NDS tree or NetWare server. If you cannot find the destination folder, press [Up One Level], and then search for the folder at that level. F Select the destination folder. G Press [OK] twice. Note ❒ If you change the protocol after entering the path name, user name, or password, a confirmation message appears. ❒ Only folders that you have the read privileges for are displayed. ❒ If the language used for the NDS tree or by the NetWare server differs from that used by the machine, file names in the NDS tree or on the NetWare server might appear garbled. ❒ Up to 100 items can be displayed. ❒ If the selected NDS tree or NetWare server requires authentication, a login screen appears. Enter a user name and password for logging on to the NDS tree or NetWare server. If you log on to the NDS tree, enter a user name, and then enter the name of the context containing the user object. If the user name is "user" and the name of the Context is "context", the user name will be "user.context". 55

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Specifying Scan to Folder Destinations
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Specifying the path to a destination folder in an NDS tree or on a NetWare server by
browsing the network
You can browse the network and specify the path to a destination folder in an
NDS tree or on a NetWare server.
A
Press
[
Manual Entry
]
.
B
Press
[
NCP
]
.
C
Select the connection type. Press
[
NDS
]
to browse the NDS tree. Press
[
Bind-
ery
]
to browse the NetWare server.
D
Press
[
Browse Network
]
under the path name field.
If you selected
[
NDS
]
under
[
Connection Type
]
, the NDS tree list appears.
If you selected
[
Bindery
]
under
[
Connection Type
]
, the NetWare server list appears.
E
Search for the destination folder in the NDS tree or NetWare server.
If you cannot find the destination folder, press
[
Up One Level
]
, and then search
for the folder at that level.
F
Select the destination folder.
G
Press
[
OK
]
twice.
Note
If you change the protocol after entering the path name, user name, or
password, a confirmation message appears.
Only folders that you have the read privileges for are displayed.
If the language used for the NDS tree or by the NetWare server differs from
that used by the machine, file names in the NDS tree or on the NetWare
server might appear garbled.
Up to 100 items can be displayed.
If the selected NDS tree or NetWare server requires authentication, a login
screen appears. Enter a user name and password for logging on to the NDS
tree or NetWare server. If you log on to the NDS tree, enter a user name,
and then enter the name of the context containing the user object. If the
user name is "user" and the name of the Context is "context", the user name
will be "user.context".