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Overview
Application, device, and network errors can occur in a variety of situations. This guide includes some of the
common issues and Frequently Asked Questions that pertain to SMARTsend, Xerox Multifunction
Devices, and related networking issues that have been added or updated after the release of SMARTsend
2.0.
This guide should be used in addition to the SMARTsend Installation and Administration Guide and User Guide that is installed with the application.
Troubleshooting a Problem
When a problem persists, document the error messages and gather information to define the problem. The
following problem-solvin g pr oced u res a re re com mended:
• Accurately define the problem. When, where, and how does the problem occur?
• Reproduce the problem. Can the problem be reproduced consistently or is it an intermittent problem?
• Ask other users if they have encountered the problem, and keep a log to track problem occurrences.
• Examine the data for trends and the common attributes that may be related to the problem. For
example, does the problem occur only with a specific multifunction device or on a specific workstation
or network configuration?
•Review the product documentation, including the README files and problem solving topics, to see if
any similar problems are documented.
If a cause and solution to the problem cannot be identified, call Xerox Customer Support to report the error
information. Provide the support representative with the documentation that you have gathered to define the
problem. Be sure to have your product Serial Number available at the time you place the call. See
Customer Support on page 1-7 of the Installation and Administration Guide for additional information.
Additional Information
Xerox Customer Service welcomes feedback on all documentation - send feedback via e-mail to:
USA.DSSC.Doc.Feedback@mc.usa.xerox.com.
You can reach Xerox Customer Support at 1-800-821-2797 (USA),
TTY 1-800-855-2880, 1-800-939-3769 (CANADA ) or at
Other Tips about Xerox multifunction devices are available at the following URL:
http://www.xerox.com/DocumentCentreFamily/Tips.
http://www.xerox.com.
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Frequently Asked Questions
After manually configuring a device, I am unable to refresh
templates? Why?
When manually configuring a device to use the SMB filing protocol, the SMARTsend user interface
instructions show the short server name instead of the fully qualified domain name. In some networks, this
will not be enough information for the server name to map to an address. This will cause a template refresh
at the device to fail and, potentially, the device may fail to file to its default repository.
This problem is encountered when performing the following procedure:
1. From the Administration Home Page, click on the Add/Update Xerox Devices link.
2. On the Manage Xerox Devices page, enter the name or IP address of the device you wish to configure.
3. Select the Device Properties icon to open the Edit Xerox Device Properties page for the device being
configured.
4. On the Edit Xerox Device Properties page, select the SMB filing protocol, manual configuration
options and click Configure.
5. Click OK on the Manual Device Configuration Status dialog. The Manual Device Configuration
Instructions dialog will be displayed. Note that the server name that is displayed for the default
repository and template pool uses a short name (e.g. myserver instead of myserver.myorg.com).
6. If your network requires a fully qualified domain name, please use the server fully qualified domain
name when entering the server name at the device user interface.
Am I required to install SMARTsend from the CD or ISO Image on the
SMARTsend Computer?
To insure your system is configured correctly, you should copy the SMARTsend ISO image from the CD
to your local computer or run the SMARTsend install from the CD.
Note: If you will be using the SMARTsend ISO image, you will need to mount the ISO image so that
Windows will recognize it as a drive. There are tools available online that will mount the image. After the
ISO image is mounted, the drive should act as if the source CD you obtained the ISO image from is
inserted.
If you attempt to install SMARTsend from a network share (For example: If you are running Microsoft
Virtual Server and create a share to the host computer), you will receive a popup error with the heading
'SetDirAccess.exe - Common Runtime Language Debugging Services'. If you click OK, the installation
will complete successfully. However, the SMARTsend directory tree may not have all of the required
directory permissions. If you have already installed and received this and other errors while running
SMARTsend, please copy the ISO image locally or run the install again, and repair the installation using
the following procedure:
To repair an existing SMARTsend installation:
1. Log in to the SMARTsend computer as an administrator.
2. Open the Windows Control Panel and select Add/Remove Programs.
3. Select SMARTsend, and then select Change.
4. Select Repair on the Application Maintenance Page (Figure 1), and then click Next.
5. Click Next on the Ready to Repair the Application page.
6. Follow the directions provided by the installer to complete the repair.
Figure 1
Do newer Xerox Multifunction Devices require additional
configuration steps when they are being manually configured?
For newer Xerox Multifunction Devices, SMARTsend requires that the Login Credentials Source (labeled
Login Credentials Access to the Destination on the device’s web embedded server’s Fil e Reposit o r y
Setup page) be set to System. When manually configuring a newer Xerox Multifunction Device, please
access the device’s embedded web server and confirm that the value is set to System. If you are not
manually configuring a new Xerox Multifunction Device, SMARTsend will take care of this setting.
How do I configure SMARTsend to use a Sun Java System Directory
LDAP Server for Integrated Address Book Lookup?
The following string entry should be added to the Registry before configuring the SMARTsend LDAP
settings:
Note: This value is not required for other types of LDAP servers and may cause them to fail to
return user records. Also, depending on server setup, a different filter string may be required.
When configuring the SMARTsend LDAP settings:
1. At the E-mail and Address Book Setup page (Figure 1), enter a valid LDAP host name (e.g. v-sundir)
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Figure 1
2. Enter colon port number after the host name (e.g. v-sundir:389)
3. Enter a forward slash and base (e.g. v-sundir:389/o=Test_Domain)
4. Enter valid LDAP property mappings.
5. Select Apply button and then select Test to verify success.
Note: Short host names may or may not work so please use the full host name (e.g. v-
sundir.domain.com).
How do I create a scan directory that can be used by the SMARTsend
Scan to Home Utility to scan to an FTP home location?
Option 1: Create the scan directory inside the FTP root directory.
Note: The following sample procedure is based on a Windows 2000 server.
1. Open Windows Explorer on the computer or server that will be the “scan server.”
2. Create a directory inside of the last directory of the FTP root path (the ftp root path in this example is
c:\inetpub\ftproot).
3. Right-click the ftproot directory (or the last directory in the FTP root path that the scan server was just
created in) and select Sharing (Figure 1). The folder Properties dialog will appear.
Figure 1
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4. Select the radio button for Share this folder then click OK (Figure 2).
Figure 2
5. The Permissions dialog will appear (Figure 3). Make sure that the Everyone group has been granted
Full Control, Change and Read permissions. Click OK.
Note: Although the Everyone group has been granted Full Control, Change and Read permissions to
the share, NTFS permissions for users will override share permissions and can be used to control
access.
Figure 3
6. The last directory in the FTP root path will appear in Windows Explorer with a hand under it to signify
that it is now a shared folder (Figure 4).
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