Operations

Adding servers to the scan list

 

 

Scanning is only available to the analog user.

4.8.1 Adding servers to the scan list

Press Print Screen . The Main dialog box will appear.

Click Setup - Scan. The Scan dialog box appears.

Figure 21: Scan Dialog Box

Determine the order within the list to add the server. If there are no servers in the scan list, your cursor will appear in a blank line at the top of the list.

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To add a server to the end of the list, place your cursor in the last server entry and press the Down Arrow key.

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To add a server in the midst of an existing list, place your cursor in the line below where you want to insert a new server and press Insert .

Type the first few characters of a server name or port number to scan. The first matching server will appear in the line.

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To move through the list, press the following keyboard commands in the Name, Port or Sec column to move through the list of servers available to scan.

a.Press Alt+Down Arrow to move the cursor down through the list of servers.

b.Press Alt+Up Arrow to move the cursor up through the list of servers.

c.Press Alt+Home to move the cursor to the first server in the list.

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