Registering an SMB Server as a Destination

Register an SMB server. Sending scan data to an SMB server is made easy by registering the SMB server as a destination.

• preconditionYou can register up to 150 SMB servers.

1. Follow the procedure on Registering a Destination and a Subject and a Message of E-mail to display the Scan Address Register Menu screen.

2. Press Address Edit.

   The Scan Address Register screen is displayed.

3. Press SMB.

   • supplementary explanationAs default, the E-mail address list is displayed.
     You can specify a destination tab that is displayed by default in Scan Setting.
     For details, refer to User Setting: Scan Setting in User Setting or Administrator Setting: Scan Setting in Administrator Setting.

4. Press Add.

5. Enter information of a destination on the Add SMB Address screen. Pressing each item displays each screen to enter characters.

   • supplementary explanationFor details about how to enter characters, refer to Inputting Characters.

   Register Name	Enter a name of a destination. If you register the name, it is displayed on the destination list. Up to 24 one-byte characters (12 two-byte characters) can be entered.
   Reference Name	Enter text to search for a destination. Up to 24 one-byte characters (12 two-byte characters) can be entered.
   Host Address	Enter the address of an SMB server. Up to 253 one-byte characters can be entered.
   File Path	Enter the file path of an SMB server. Up to 255 one-byte characters (127 two-byte characters) can be entered. Enter a shared folder name or a shared folder name \a sub folder name (use "\" as a separator).
   Login Name	Enter the login name for an SMB server. Up to 32 one-byte characters (16 two-byte characters) can be entered.
   Password	Enter the password for an SMB server. Up to 32 one-byte characters can be entered. The entered password is shown by *.
   Browsing	Search a destination from the browse list on the network. Refer to Sending to an SMB Server for details.

6. Press OK.

7. Check that the registration is completed.

   • supplementary explanationIf destinations cannot be displayed on one page, press down or up to switch between pages.