Print Server Status Information
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• 'Manufacturer' indicates the manufacturer of the WLAN module.
• 'Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)' shows whether the WPS-Modus is
en- or disabled.
Printer Port Status
The Printer Port page contains information about the connected
printers. The page includes information about the manufacturer, the
printer model or the total number of printed pages. The printer
operating panel and printer status messages can also be displayed.
The information that can be shown depends on the printer and print
server model. As for print servers with several physical printer ports,
the information is displayed separately for each port.
IPv6 Status
The IPv6 page shows assigned IPv6 addresses. The print server
obtains IPv6 addresses if it is connected to a network that supports
IPv6. (Only available on the Print Server Homepage.)
IPsec Status
The IPsec page shows the entries of the Internet Protocol Security in
the Security Association Database (SAD) and the Security Policy
Database (SPD). The 'racoon' logging information is also displayed.
Bonjour Status
The bonjour page displaces the bonjour name. As for print servers
with several physical printer ports, the bonjour name is displayed
separately for each port.
Mail Status
The Mail page shows the status of the POP3 and SMTP settings.
• 'Mails fetched' shows the number of received emails.
• 'Last POP3 error' shows the last POP3 error.
• 'Next check for mails in' shows the time left till the next mail
scan.
• 'Mails sent' shows the number of sent emails.
• 'Last SMTP error' shows the last SMTP error.
Job History
The Job History page displays information about the print jobs that
have been sent to the print server. A maximum of 64 print jobs are
displayed. From the 65th print job onwards the FIFO method (first-
in, first-out) is applied. The saved print jobs will be deleted when the
print server or printer is turned off or reset. The print jobs will not be
deleted when the print server is restarted. The information that is
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