Introduction to the HP Embedded Web Server | HP Web Server | HP
Learn more about HP Embedded Web Server. For other helpful videos go to http://hp.com/supportvideos or http://youtube.com/hpprintersupport. More support options for your printer are available at http://hp.com/support. Know more about the EWS functionalities: - The device information is contained at the top of the page including the model number and IP address. - There is a menu bar that goes across the page to take you to different information and configuration categories. - The menu along the left side of the page provides access to different configuration options inside the selected category. - The search bar helps you quickly find the configuration options you are looking for. - The Sign In Sign Out button that allows us to gain access to all the features of the HP EWS. - The Information tab provides an overview of your HP printer. - The Device Status tab is a quick dashboard that shows you your supplies and media status. - The Configuration Page allows you to discover the current printer firmware version, product configuration, and an overview of your current security settings. - The Event Log page shows the date and time of the error and more. - The Control Panel Snapshot page shows the current screen on the printer. - The Print page on the Information tab will allow you to send print-ready files and PDFs directly to the printer without the need of a printer driver. - The General tab provides access to various settings to control the general functionality of the printer. - The Home Screen Customization page allows you to change the button order and even set a custom wallpaper for your printer. - The Alerts page provides an easy way to get notified if the printer state meets one your specified conditions. - The Date Time Settings page permits you to adjust your printer's date and time and even allows you to configure a network time server. - The Backup and Restore page allow you to save the printer configuration to a network folder and then restore that configuration to the same printer or another printer of the same model. - The Copy Print tab allows you to change the default copy and print settings. - The Print from USB Drive Settings allows you to turn off printing from the USB drive to meet customer's security requirements. - The Print Quality page offers configuration of the default print quality settings, management of the image registration, the ability to auto sense behavior, and customize paper types. - The Copy Settings page modifies the default options for copy jobs and allows you to manage quicksets. - The Manage Trays page provides a quick way to modify paper types and view the status of each paper tray. - The Scan Digital Send tab provides configuration for scan destinations and contact configurations. - The Email Setup can be configured to work with Gmail, Office 365, and other cloud-based or on-premise email servers. - The Scan to USB page can be used to turn off the USB port for scanning or to create scan to USB quicksets. - The Contacts page allows you to import and export your contacts as well as configure LDAP lookup to get contacts from your LDAP server. - The Fax tab provides the option to set up analog fax using an internal modem. - It also allows you to quickly manage your Fax Speed dials, control Fax Archiving settings, and view the Fax Activity Log. - The Supplies tab is a quick way to manage the supplies warning thresholds. - The Troubleshooting tab is used to manage reports and tests, perform calibration and cleaning, reset the printer to factory settings, and upgrade printer firmware. - The Security tab provides overall management of the main security features of the HP Printer. - The General security page is for setting passwords. - The Account Policy page controls the password complexity requirements. - The Access Control page provides authentication methods and locks out access to certain features unless you have authenticated. - The Protect Stored Data page controls hard drive security such as encryption and how to erase and manage jobs stored on the device. - The HP Web Services tab is for configuration of HP Connected services and HP JetAdvantage solutions enablement. - The Networking tab provides the ability to control the communication functionality of the printer. - The Wireless Station page, if available, allows you to connect to an existing wireless network. - The TCP IP page controls the network connection information. - The Network Settings page contains configuration options for SNMP settings. - The Other Settings page shows several additional communication protocols that are active. - The Authorization page allows you to specify a list of IP addresses that have authorization to access the HP EWS. #HP #HPSupport #HPWebServer SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/PrinterSupport SHOP NOW: http://store.hp.com/us/en/ This video was produced by HP. Introduction to the HP Embedded Web Server | HP Web Server | HP
Learn more about HP Embedded Web Server. For other helpful videos go to http://hp.com/supportvideos or http://youtube.com/hpprintersupport. More support options for your printer are available at http://hp.com/support. Know more about the EWS functionalities: - The device information is contained at the top of the page including the model number and IP address. - There is a menu bar that goes across the page to take you to different information and configuration categories. - The menu along the left side of the page provides access to different configuration options inside the selected category. - The search bar helps you quickly find the configuration options you are looking for. - The Sign In Sign Out button that allows us to gain access to all the features of the HP EWS. - The Information tab provides an overview of your HP printer. - The Device Status tab is a quick dashboard that shows you your supplies and media status. - The Configuration Page allows you to discover the current printer firmware version, product configuration, and an overview of your current security settings. - The Event Log page shows the date and time of the error and more. - The Control Panel Snapshot page shows the current screen on the printer. - The Print page on the Information tab will allow you to send print-ready files and PDFs directly to the printer without the need of a printer driver. - The General tab provides access to various settings to control the general functionality of the printer. - The Home Screen Customization page allows you to change the button order and even set a custom wallpaper for your printer. - The Alerts page provides an easy way to get notified if the printer state meets one your specified conditions. - The Date Time Settings page permits you to adjust your printer's date and time and even allows you to configure a network time server. - The Backup and Restore page allow you to save the printer configuration to a network folder and then restore that configuration to the same printer or another printer of the same model. - The Copy Print tab allows you to change the default copy and print settings. - The Print from USB Drive Settings allows you to turn off printing from the USB drive to meet customer's security requirements. - The Print Quality page offers configuration of the default print quality settings, management of the image registration, the ability to auto sense behavior, and customize paper types. - The Copy Settings page modifies the default options for copy jobs and allows you to manage quicksets. - The Manage Trays page provides a quick way to modify paper types and view the status of each paper tray. - The Scan Digital Send tab provides configuration for scan destinations and contact configurations. - The Email Setup can be configured to work with Gmail, Office 365, and other cloud-based or on-premise email servers. - The Scan to USB page can be used to turn off the USB port for scanning or to create scan to USB quicksets. - The Contacts page allows you to import and export your contacts as well as configure LDAP lookup to get contacts from your LDAP server. - The Fax tab provides the option to set up analog fax using an internal modem. - It also allows you to quickly manage your Fax Speed dials, control Fax Archiving settings, and view the Fax Activity Log. - The Supplies tab is a quick way to manage the supplies warning thresholds. - The Troubleshooting tab is used to manage reports and tests, perform calibration and cleaning, reset the printer to factory settings, and upgrade printer firmware. - The Security tab provides overall management of the main security features of the HP Printer. - The General security page is for setting passwords. - The Account Policy page controls the password complexity requirements. - The Access Control page provides authentication methods and locks out access to certain features unless you have authenticated. - The Protect Stored Data page controls hard drive security such as encryption and how to erase and manage jobs stored on the device. - The HP Web Services tab is for configuration of HP Connected services and HP JetAdvantage solutions enablement. - The Networking tab provides the ability to control the communication functionality of the printer. - The Wireless Station page, if available, allows you to connect to an existing wireless network. - The TCP IP page controls the network connection information. - The Network Settings page contains configuration options for SNMP settings. - The Other Settings page shows several additional communication protocols that are active. - The Authorization page allows you to specify a list of IP addresses that have authorization to access the HP EWS. #HP #HPSupport #HPWebServer SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/PrinterSupport SHOP NOW: http://store.hp.com/us/en/ This video was produced by HP. Introduction to the HP Embedded Web Server | HP Web Server | HP