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3.3 Connection methods selectable in each operating system 3
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Reference
Before you can use this machine in the network environment, you must configure network settings for this
machine. For details, refer to [User's Guide Administrator Operations].
3.3.2 Windows XP/Server 2003
Reference
- To use Windows XP/Server 2003, log on to the computer using a user name with the Administrator priv-
ileges, and then install the printer driver.
- The installer does not support installation in the IPv6 environment of Windows XP/Server 2003.
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Reference
Before you can use this machine in the network environment, you must configure network settings for this
machine. For details, refer to [User's Guide Administrator Operations].
Setup procedures Connection method Reference page
Connection meth-
od in which install-
er-based setup is
possible Port9100 A network connection using the
PORT9100 print service. It uses a
TCP/IP protocol and the RAW
printing port. p. 4-2
• Select a connection
method during instal-
lation procedures.
Select [Normal Print-
ing] for the Port9100
or USB connection
method or [Internet
Printing] for the IPP
connection method.
IPP A network connection using the
IPP (Internet Printing Protocol)
print service. Printing via the In-
ternet is possible with the HTTP
(HyperText Transfer Protocol) of
the TCP/IP protocol.
USB A connection using a USB port.
Connection meth-
od in which setup
is possible using
Add Printer Wizard LPR A network connection using the
LPR (Line Printer Remote) print
service. It uses a TCP/IP protocol
and the LPR printing port. Windows XP/ Server
2003: p. 5-15
Port9100 A network connection using the
PORT9100 print service. It uses a
TCP/IP protocol and the RAW
printing port.
IPP/IPPS A network connection using the
IPP (Internet Printing Protocol)
print service. Printing via the In-
ternet is possible with the HTTP
(HyperText Transfer Protocol) of
the TCP/IP protocol. IPPS is an
IPP for SSL encrypted communi-
cation.
USB A connection using a USB port.
Connection meth-
od in which plug
and play-based
setup is possible USB A connection using a USB port. Windows XP/ Server
2003: p. 5-19