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Note:
1. Please note that HTTP cannot add server sub-directory from the product.
2. When using Apache as HTTP server, you need to have a HTTP/1.1 put add-in
module since the product uses chunked Transfer-encoding. In addition, the
Apache will have to be set to accept HTTP PUT command in order to accept
the product for files saving. For more information, refer to the related
document of Apache.
3. For IIS 6.0 on Windows 2003, you need to enable WebDAV in Server
Extension folder.
HTTPS
HTTPS is a secure way of using HTTP. HTTP provides almost no security feature.
It contains only basic authentication mechanisms, and supports little privacy.
HTTPS solves this problem by adding SSL, a secure transport layer over insecure
TCP.
To send scanned document to servers using HTTPS, you must install SSL on the
destination servers. How to install SSL properly on the server, please refer to
the server’s manual. After SSL has been installed well, please check if the SSL
port is editable and the directory security has been selected. The following
illustrations show how to check the SSL port and directory security in Windows
2000 Server system.
To check if SSL port and directory security have been selected,
1. Click Start>Program>Administrator Tools>Internet Service Manager in
succession.
2. Click Default Web Site and click the right mouse button and choose
Properties. The Default Web Site Properties dialog box appears. Click
the Web Site tab and check if SSL port is editable.