Chapter 5 Operating Procedures

Hint

If the path of the sub-folder is unknown, use the procedure below to specify the sub-folder.

1.Enter the host name, user name, password, and domain, and then press [Browse] to access the computer that is making the shared folder public.

Sub-folders on computers running Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2 cannot be browsed by pressing the [Browse] button. In such cases, enter the computer name and path up until the top-most folder of that computer in [Folder path], and then press [Browse].

2.Specify any sub-folder within the displayed folder.

3.Press [Downward] to move to a level lower than the selected folder, or press [Edit] and [Create a new folder] to create a new folder.

•User name/Password

Enter the user name and password of an account with write permission for the shared folder.

•Domain/Workgroup

If the computer containing the shared folder is part of a domain, enter the domain name.

•Save password

Save the entered password.

FTP Registration Screen

•Name

Enter the name to appear in the address book.

•FTP server

Enter the address of the FTP server.

•Folder path

Enter the path of the sub-folder when specifying a sub- folder on the FTP server.

Hint

If the path of the sub-folder is unknown, use the procedure below to specify the sub-folder.

1.Enter the server address, user name, and password, and click [Browse] to log in to the FTP server.

2.Specify any sub-folder at the level of the displayed folder and click [OK].

•User name/Password

Enter the user name and password for logging in to the FTP server.

IMPORTANT

Enter the user name and password of an account with write permission for the FTP server.

•Port number

Enter the port number. The standard port number is 21.

•Save password

Save the entered password.

•Use passive mode

Use passive mode for sending to the FTP server.

IMPORTANT

Use passive mode when normal communication with the FTP server cannot be established. However, be aware that communication may not be possible if the network is not functioning properly.

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