n25an
01-20-2010, 03:58 PM
PLEASE ADD LINKS TO OTHER SMB POSTS TO THIS ONE...
There are some good ones in this forum but the search utility seems to be down...
Scanning To Smb
Scanning To Smb
(prerequisite: setup a shared folder on pc and setup a userid with a password that can access it...)
On kyocera copiers, if all is going well, you can do the following...
user: username
password: password
hostname or IP address: this depends on your estimation of the network stability if its really stable then use hostname... if you really aren't too sure use IP address and make sure its not in the IP range of the router...
path: in general you are going to put a folder at the root... so path should just be the folder name... if you don't put it there then you will have to put in the exact path for the folder...
Now lets say you have issues logging into the network...
The easy way around this is to create a local admin user on the machine and then use his login and password...
Now lets say you really need to log into the network to get scan to smb running... because the shared folder is on the server
your user name can take one of the following configurations...
say the user is test
say the domain is mydomain.com...
here are your possibilities
MYDOMAIN\test
test@mydomain.com (mailto:test@mydomain.com)
test@mydomain.local (mailto:test@mydomain.local)
test
there may be other possibilities but I have not run into them as yet...
There are some good ones in this forum but the search utility seems to be down...
Scanning To Smb
Scanning To Smb
(prerequisite: setup a shared folder on pc and setup a userid with a password that can access it...)
On kyocera copiers, if all is going well, you can do the following...
user: username
password: password
hostname or IP address: this depends on your estimation of the network stability if its really stable then use hostname... if you really aren't too sure use IP address and make sure its not in the IP range of the router...
path: in general you are going to put a folder at the root... so path should just be the folder name... if you don't put it there then you will have to put in the exact path for the folder...
Now lets say you have issues logging into the network...
The easy way around this is to create a local admin user on the machine and then use his login and password...
Now lets say you really need to log into the network to get scan to smb running... because the shared folder is on the server
your user name can take one of the following configurations...
say the user is test
say the domain is mydomain.com...
here are your possibilities
MYDOMAIN\test
test@mydomain.com (mailto:test@mydomain.com)
test@mydomain.local (mailto:test@mydomain.local)
test
there may be other possibilities but I have not run into them as yet...