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4. Right-click the IP address you want to edit and select [Edit...].
5. Make your changes and select [OK]. The edited IP address
displays in the IP Address field.
Deleting IP addresses
To delete IP addresses:
1. Select [System Preferences...] from the Setup menu.
2. Select the Remote Workflow tab in the Preferences window.
3. Mark the [Enable Specified Connections] radio button to see
the list of IP addresses.
4. Right-click the IP address you want to delete and select
[Delete]. The IP address is deleted immediately.
NOTE: You receive an error message if you enter an incorrect
IP address format. If this occurs, click [OK] on the error
message window and enter a correctly formatted IP address.
Remote Workflow specifics and limitations:
• There is no known geographic limit to the remote capability
• Client memory constraints may limit the number of
simultaneous DocuSP GUI's open at once
• It is supported by all Java capable clients (e.g., Windows NT/
XP/2000, Solaris and Mac)
• Directory listings and directory path operations such as
"Peripheral Lists" to UNIX file systems are not currently
supported
• Print Service is not currently supported
• DocuSP local drive/peripheral dependent items do not display
on the remote GUI. Examples include accounting export
paths, accounting record display and Reprint Manager lists.
Enabling SSL/TLS
The DocuSP Controller provides the ability to use secure client-to-
server communications via the SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) and
TLS (Transport Layer Security) protocols. The SSL protocol allows
mutual authentication between a client and server and the
establishment of an authenticated and encrypted connection. TSL
is a protocol established by the Internet Engineering Task Force
(IETF) based on the earlier SSL protocol. These protocols require
a third party, a Certificate Authority (CA), to identify one or both
ends of the transaction. Often used in client-to-server transactions
such as secure credit-card transactions, the SSL/TSL protocols
can be used for any number of secure operations. In short, this is
how this feature works:
a. The client requests a secure page, such as https://.
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