Starting Centreware Internet Services - Xerox 4595 System Administration Manual

Port number
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This service is configured to use port "80" by default. The port
number can be changed in Properties > Protocol Settings >
HTTP. Valid ports are 1 - 65535.
If you change the port to a value other than "80," you must add ":"
plus the port number to the IP address when typing the URL into
your browser.
For example, if the port number is "8080," the URL is:
http://the IP address of the machine:8080
OR
http://the Internet address of the machine:8080
You can verify the port number in Settings List > Maintenance.
For information about the Setting List, refer to the section entitled
"Print Report/List" in Chapter 10 of the User Guide.
NOTE: If communications are encrypted, you must specify an
address that starts with "https" instead of "http" to access
CentreWare Internet Services.

Starting CentreWare Internet Services

To use this service, perform the following procedure on your
computer.
Start up the computer and the browser.
1.
Enter the device IP address or Internet address in the browser
2.
address field and press the Enter key.
NOTE 1: If your network uses DNS (Domain Name System)
and the host name of the machine is registered with the
domain name server, you can access the device using a
combination of the host name and the domain name as the
"Internet address." For example, if the host name is "myhost,"
and the domain name is "mycompany.com," then the "Internet
address "myhost.mycompany.com." When specifying a port
number, add ":" and a port number to the end of the Internet
address.
NOTE 2: If using the authorization feature on the machine,
enter a UserID and Password into the User Name and
Password fields. Ask the machine administrator for the
UserID and Password.
NOTE 3: If communications are encrypted, you must specify
an address that starts with "https" instead of "http" to access
CentreWare Internet Services.
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