Using Utilities to Make File Transfer Settings

You can also change the specified file transfer settings using utilities such as Web Image Monitor controlled from networked computers and telnet. (Web Image Monitor is a management tool installed on this machine to monitor this machine or configure settings for this machine by using a web browser.)

File Transfer

Control panel	Web Image Monitor	telnet
[SMTP Server]	Available	Unavailable
[SMTP Authentication]	Available	Unavailable
[POP before SMTP]	Available	Unavailable
[Reception Protocol][POP3]	Available	Unavailable
[Reception Protocol][IMAP4]	Available	Unavailable
[Reception Protocol][SMTP]	Available	Unavailable
[POP3 / IMAP4 Settings]	Available	Unavailable
[Administrator's Email Address]	Available	Unavailable
[Email Communication Port]	Available	Unavailable
[Email Reception Interval]	Available	Unavailable
[Max. Reception Email Size]	Available	Unavailable
[Email Storage in Server]	Available	Unavailable
[Default User Name / Password (Send)]	Available	Unavailable
[Auto Specify Sender Name]	Available	Unavailable
[Auto Email Notify]	Available	Unavailable
[Program / Change / Delete Email Message]	Unavailable	Unavailable
[Fax Email Account]	Available	Unavailable
[Scanner Resend Interval Time]	Unavailable	Unavailable
[Number of Scanner Resends]	Unavailable	Unavailable

These settings should be made by the administrator, or with the advice of the administrator.
For details about using Web Image Monitor, see Using a Web Browser.
For details about using telnet, see Remote Maintenance Using telnet.