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Sharp R3.1 manual FTP Port Number, Allow FTP file upload only, Allow anonymous FTP log-in default

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System Options Tab

System Options Tab

The Network Scanner Tool limits the type of files that can be transferred to your computer to certain file types including .TIF, .JPG, JPEG and .PDF with or without compression.

FTP Port Number

The Network Scanner Tool can use a different port number than the standard FTP port number (21). However, if an FTP profile-type is used to scan from a multi-function printer, the FTP port number must be set to 21. You can specify a port number 21 or in the range of 1025..65535.

Allow FTP file upload only

When selected, the scanner can only be used to upload files to the FTP home directory. If not selected, both uploads and downloads are possible.

Allow anonymous FTP log-in (default)

When selected, the FTP service will allow anonymous logins (where the user is “anonymous” and the password is a valid email address). This option is required for older scanners that do not support a more secure FTP login.

Use custom FTP log-in

When selected, the Secure Account options become available allowing you to apply a more secure (non-anonymous) FTP login. You can either select the “Auto Generate User and Password” option which will automatically generate the User ID and Password, or you can specify a User ID and Password using 6-32 characters.

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Sharp R3.1 manual FTP Port Number, Allow FTP file upload only, Allow anonymous FTP log-in default, Use custom FTP log-in

Contents

Network Scanner Tool R3.1 User’s Guide VersionSharpdesk is a trademark of Sharp Corporation CopyrightTrademark Acknowledgements Table of Contents Reviewing Profile SettingsProfile Default Chapter 3 Installing the Network Scanner ToolEnable/Disable a Scanner Web SetupAllow anonymous FTP log-in default Auto DetectChapter Overview IntroductionAbout This Guide OrganizationTerm Definitions Chapter 3, Installing the Network Scanner ToolNetwork Scanner Tool Setup Hardware and Software RequirementsNetwork Scanner Tool User’s Guide Chapter Preparing the NetworkIntroduction Step 1 Determine the Network Policy Step 2 Set up the DHCP and DNS ServersStep 3 Set up Scanner Network Parameters Technical Information TroubleshootingStep 4 Notify the Network Users Chapter Installing the Network Scanner Tool IntroductionNetwork Scanner Tool Installation Network Scanner Tool Setup WizardNetwork Scanner Tool User’s Guide Welcome to Network Scanner Tool Setup Wizard1. Click Next Network Scanner Tool User’s Guide Scanner Selection ScreenFind New Scanner dialog 4. Enter the scanner’s IP Address or Host Name DNS/WINS and click OK Note To the Users of AR-507, AR-407, AR-337, and AR-287 Available profiles include Chapter Using the Network Scanner Tool IntroductionNetwork Scanner Tool Menu system tray icon OpenStart/Stop/Exit AboutConfiguring the Network Scanner Tool Profiles TabCreating a New Profile Profile Properties Options Convert by OCR Output OptionsEmail Launch ProgramLaunch Applications Options Screen Open ScreenMove File To Folder Override Scanner File Name Settings Reviewing Profile SettingsProfile Default Deleting a ProfileNetwork Scanner Tool User’s Guide Scanners Tab Adding a New ScannerThe following options are available on this screen Examining/Changing Scanner Properties Enable/Disable a Scanner Web SetupSystem Options Tab Deleting a ScannerAllow anonymous FTP log-in default FTP Port NumberAllow FTP file upload only Use custom FTP log-inUser Name / Password can only be a combination of English letters a-z or A-Z, digits 0-9, space, and punctuation marks