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Ease of Use
or provides certain document finishing, such as stapling or
saddle-stitch booklet making.
Second, users want to know a device's current status—if it
is ready to print or is offline, for instance. Third, they may
also wish to know whether it is equipped with sufficient
supplies, such as ink and media, to be able to produce
their job. Fourth, when the device is shared, they may
wish to know how many other jobs may be lined up ahead
of them.
Manufactures typically
information either via a client software utility that is installed
on the client's workstation, or via a printer Web page that is
accessed via the Web and a Web browser.
manufacturers may also
automatically indicates (via a pop-up window) when the
user's job is completed or if there is a problem with the
device, such as depleted media.
CentreWare® Internet Services – Integrated Device Web Page
A Web-based server application for
network administrators that permits Web
browser-based device management
from any workstation, whether running
Windows or UNIX or any other operating
system
Xerox CentreWare
• Works with any SNMP-managed printer
Web
from any manufacturer
• Provides help with device discovery and
installations, health checks and
troubleshooting, and device upgrades, as
well as basic accounting and asset
management
Web server embedded on SMart Network
Controller™
Device Status
• Tray status/contents
• Consumables status
Complete job print queue management –
Print Queue Viewing
hold, release, promote and delete
Web-based Job Print-ready files (PS, PCL, TIFF, PDF)
Submission Output feature selection
Allows simple, remote installation setting
Device Administration of configuration options and management
of the device
• Windows XP, 2000: Netscape
Navigator, Firefox
• Microsoft Internet Explorer
Browsers
• Macintosh 9.x/OS X: Netscape
Navigator 6.x, Apple Safari™, Firefox
• Linux: Netscape 6.x
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provide the user with
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Xerox provides several solutions for monitoring the device and
jobs. Among them is CentreWare Internet Services, a web-based
solution that enables clients to view device status and
configuration, and enables administrators to manage and
configure system and network settings.
With CentreWare Internet Services, clients can view current
device status, current toner levels, and installed paper sizes,
types, and status levels.
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