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IP Address, IPX Address, MAC Address, Serial Number, Community String, Cancel

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paper and toner descriptions and units are retrieved and displayed from the printer. If this information is unavailable the paper and toner description defaults to "Source N" and units defaults to "units". The third portion of the Properties window lists the IP Address, IPX Address, MAC Address, Serial Number, and Community String used by the printer. Note that underneath the Serial Number value is an Edit button which brings up the Edit Serial Number window. Figure 28 Edit Serial Number window The existing serial number for the selected printer is displayed in the serial number edit box. Enter the new serial number in the edit box and select OK to save the change. PrinterMap sends a SNMP request to the printer with the new serial number. Note that the serial changed in this manner cannot be canceled by canceling the Properties window. Select Cancel to dismiss the window without making any changes. NOTE: Serial numbers and serial number manipulation are available only for Xerox manufactured printers. The bottom window section allows configuration for up to three management application paths. Only the active application can be launched (i.e., the application visible in the Printer Management Application edit field). PrinterMap attempts automatically filling in one or more application paths when the printer is discovered. Typically these paths are the vendor specific printer management application or the HTTP address of the printer's internal web server. A Browse button is provided for executable and Launch locations. This Application button initiates the application. Any application may be entered, including parameters, not exceeding 256 characters. Refer to "Launch Application" in Chapter 4 for more information on launching configured management applications. PrinterMap User Guide 50

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paper and toner descriptions and units are retrieved and displayed from the printer.
If this information is unavailable the paper and toner description defaults to
“Source N” and units defaults to “units”.
The third portion of the
Properties window
lists the
IP Address, IPX Address,
MAC Address,
Serial Number,
and
Community String
used by the printer.
Note that underneath the Serial Number value is an Edit button which brings up
the
Edit Serial Number window
.
Figure 28 Edit Serial Number window
The existing serial number for the selected printer is displayed in the serial number
edit box. Enter the new serial number in the edit box and select
OK
to save the
change. PrinterMap sends a SNMP request to the printer with the new serial
number. Note that the serial changed in this manner cannot be canceled by
canceling the Properties window. Select
Cancel
to dismiss the window without
making any changes.
NOTE:
Serial numbers and serial number manipulation are available only for Xerox
manufactured printers. The bottom window section allows configuration for
up to three management application paths. Only the active application can
be launched (i.e., the application visible in the Printer Management
Application edit field). PrinterMap attempts automatically filling in one or
more application paths when the printer is discovered. Typically these paths
are the vendor specific printer management application or the HTTP address
of the printer's internal web server. A Browse button is provided for
executable and Launch locations. This Application button initiates the
application. Any application may be entered, including parameters, not
exceeding 256 characters.
Refer to “Launch Application” in Chapter 4 for more information on launching
configured management applications.