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Sir, smb settings please or file tranfer

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Sir, smb settings please or file tranfer

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SMB Printing for the imageRUNNER-iR Series


Please be aware that the information presented here is for reference only as the most current printing practices rarely use SMB for printing.

In order to set the machine to be ready for SMB printing, do the following:
1. Press the Additional Functions button and select System Settings as shown here.

Note: If you are prompted for the system manager ID and password, enter the values as required to gain access. Otherwise continue.
2. Select Network Settings.

3. Select SMB Settings.

4. Now, enable SMB and specify the Server, Printer, and Workgroup you will be using.

Server: this is the name of the computer which the machine will appear as.
Printer: this is the printer name of the machine.
Workgroup: this is the name of the workgroup to which the machine will belong.
* Note: If there is no workgroup in the environment, create one within Windows and enter the workgroup name.
5. Press Next.

Add any comments here if necessary.

6. From this screen, specify the LM Announce settings. When it is set to 'On', the machine notifies the LAN manager of its existence on the network. When you are done press OK.
Note: TCP/IP must also be configured properly on the copier.
On the workstation that will print to the Canon device:
Verify the PC has the following protocols and services installed:
- TCP/IP (properly configured)
- NetBEUI
- Client for Microsoft Networks
- File and Print Sharing for Microsoft Networks
Make sure that the workstation has TCP/IP configured correctly and that the Workgroup name is the same as the Canon device This is done by right clicking Network Neighborhood - select Properties- and select the Configuration tab to setup TCP/IP and the Identification tab to set up the Workgroup name.


Double-click the Network Neighborhood icon to display your network environment, and browse for the Canon device.
Note: The amount of network traffic will determine the time it will take for the Canon device to show up in Network Neighborhood. If you do not see your Canon printer displayed, you can go to Start>Find>Computer and enter the name of the Canon printer. If it is not found, then you have a communication or configuration problem. Please make sure to add the Canon printer's IP address and Server Name to the hosts file. Make sure the hosts file has no extension and that you can ping the Canon printer by IP address and by name.
Once you have the printer driver installed:
Go to Start>Settings>Printers.
Select the Canon printer - right-click and select Properties.
Select the Details Tab>Add Port>Network port>Browse.
From this window - double click on the Canon printer and select the Printer name (the name configured on the copier in the SMB Settings).
Select Apply and OK. Select the General tab and 'Print a Test Page' to ensure that you can print.
Note: The 'Get Device Status' and Job Accounting features will not function through a SMB port. Use an LPR port instead if these features will be used.

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[teckat]

Sir, smb settings please or file tranfer

ANAND

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All imageRUNNER ADVANCE Series, All Universal Send Capable imageRUNNER Models.

SMB 1 : This may not be an exact classification as it was the default version used in Windows Operating Systems prior to Windows Vista.

SMB 2.0 : This was one of the enhancements included with Windows Vista. In short, the aim of this was to reduce the amount of traffic generated by commands which are used as part of the normal operation of SMB traffic.


SMB 2.1 : This version showed up on Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2 with a new Opportunistic Locking Mechanism. Opportunistic locking is a feature that locks files and handles local caching of files in order that other users do not modify files at the same time. This feature is applies to other Windows Operating systems, but has been improved for Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2.

SMB 3.0 : Windows 8 and Server 2012 use this version of SMB which includes the capability of SMB Direct Protocol, otherwise known as SMB over RDMA. Also included was something called Multichannel which supports multiple connections for an SMB session.

SMB 3.2 : This is part of the feature set included with Windows 8.1 and Server 2012 R2.