Richo ScanRouter v2 Lite Setup Help

[goodtotryanything]

Hello I have scanrouter V2 Lite and have just installed it on a new laptop to act as the delivery server. It is running windows 2000. I have been able to identify the I/O device and the printer is picking up the destinations and senders I have imported from the last delivery server.

What I have having an issue with is the new pc in the administrator utility I am not able to browse the network. The only drive I see is C: but I am clearly on the network.

Any ideas?

[IDSTechnical]

Hi goodtotryanything

I am assuming you are using version 2.0.6.0? You can not send documents to a network share. Only local Drives are supported. I believe older versions did allow you to go to a mapped share.

Hope this helps.

James

[goodtotryanything]

Thanks. I am using 2.0.6 on the new pc and 1.0.1 on the old. How do I get 1.0.1? This was installed long before I was ever hired.

[IDSTechnical]

I think you will struggle unless someone has a copy burried in a archive. Sorry.

[goodtotryanything]

Thanks I will go searching.

[goodtotryanything]

Do you know how far back in version levels I need to go to be able to use network drives?

[goodtotryanything]

I was able to get scanrouter V2 2.0.6.0 to be able to browse the network. All I had to do on installation is to set it to install on start up. Reboot the computer and I was able to browse the network with the utility.

[jonhiker]

i have a ricoh aficio 1027 does scanrouter v2 lite work on windows server 2008? thanks for helping.

No, it will not work past Server 2003 or WinXP.

[zed255]

My understanding is that network drives is available dependant on the OS it is installed on, Win2K being the preferred platform. The program isn't supposed to be installed on a server OS IIRC.

[XXX]

My understanding is that network drives is available dependant on the OS it is installed on, Win2K being the preferred platform. The program isn't supposed to be installed on a server OS IIRC.

Don't install the software on a domain controller.

Anyways, the OP already figured out that he has to run ScanRouter as a service.

He might want to keep that in mind if he ever decides to uninstall the software.