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The Intermate Management and Configuration Utility (IMCU): What the IMCUIMCU is and how It works
11.
The Intermate Management and
Configuration Utility (IMCU)
Configuration Utility (IMCU)
11.1.
What the IMCUIMCU is and how It works
The Intermate Management and Configuration Utility (IMCU) is
a web server based tool for detection, monitoring and configu-
ration of Intermate LAN devices in IP networks.
a web server based tool for detection, monitoring and configu-
ration of Intermate LAN devices in IP networks.
The system consists of an HTTP-based Windows NT service,
with software agents distributed across the network to commu-
nicate with print servers on each physical LAN.
with software agents distributed across the network to commu-
nicate with print servers on each physical LAN.
Management, installation of printers, installation and adminis-
tration of agents are all done from a web browser. This means
that you can administer printers locally from the IMCU server -
or from another network-attached PC - or even from a remote
connection via the Internet. Thus, it is possible for the system,
network or printer administrator to gain access to all printers
from his or her home office.
tration of agents are all done from a web browser. This means
that you can administer printers locally from the IMCU server -
or from another network-attached PC - or even from a remote
connection via the Internet. Thus, it is possible for the system,
network or printer administrator to gain access to all printers
from his or her home office.
The agents detect devices using UDP, which means even print
servers with no IP addresses can be monitored and config-
ured. This approach enables a network/printer administrator to
configure devices with mis- or unconfigured IP settings any-
where in the network, using a standard web browser. This is
why it can be used for the initial assignment of an IP address
as described in the Getting Started brochure, the Quick Guide
and the section on
servers with no IP addresses can be monitored and config-
ured. This approach enables a network/printer administrator to
configure devices with mis- or unconfigured IP settings any-
where in the network, using a standard web browser. This is
why it can be used for the initial assignment of an IP address
as described in the Getting Started brochure, the Quick Guide
and the section on
in this book.
Limited SNMP support is available for the detecting and moni-
toring third party or legacy Intermate print servers.
toring third party or legacy Intermate print servers.
The IMCU is free. An installation file (P19-xxxx.exe) is included
on the Documentation and Utilities CD. New versions of the
utility will be made available on our web site.
on the Documentation and Utilities CD. New versions of the
utility will be made available on our web site.