System information

Note: If you are connected to a Fiery Server with FS150/150Pro, these controls are labeled Automatic and

Manual instead.

In the NetBIOS Name field, type the name of the Fiery Server.

The name appears on the network when users access the Fiery Server through SMB (Server Message Block). This

name is the same name as the Fiery Server.

Apply or save your changes.

Configure security

To control connections to the Fiery Server, you can allow communication through specific IP ports, or you can

restrict a range of IP addresses.

Allow communication through specific IP ports

To restrict unauthorized connections to the Fiery Server, you can allow network activity to specific ports.

Commands or jobs sent from unauthorized ports are ignored by the Fiery Server.

Important: There are two versions of Configure and they are specific to the Fiery Server you are connected to.

This is a combined procedure that describes what to do when connected to a Fiery Server with FS100/100Pro or

earlier, and notes about what to do with FS150/150 Pro or later. If you are not sure which version of Configure

you are using, see Which version of Configure am I using? on page 27.

From Configure, choose Network > Protocol > TCP/IP > Security.

Note: If you are connected to a Fiery Server with FS150/150Pro, you can find settings mentioned in this

procedure in Security > TCP/IP Port Filtering instead.

Select Enable Port Filtering and specify the ports to enable.

Select only the ports that you want to authorize on the Fiery Server.

Note: If you are connected to a Fiery Server with FS150/150Pro, select Enable TCP/IP Port Filter instead.

Apply or save your changes.

To enable Remote Desktop access on the Fiery Server, make sure that port 3389 is enabled, and that the

Remote Desktop option is enabled.

Note: Not every Fiery Server supports the port 3389 option.

Allow or restrict a range of IP addresses

Restrict unauthorized connections to the Fiery Server by defining a range of IP addresses.

You can allow access only to the range of IP addresses or block access from the IP addresses. You can maintain

separate ranges that you need for allowing and blocking. Commands or jobs sent from unauthorized IP

addresses are ignored by the Fiery Server.

Important: There are two versions of Configure and they are specific to the Fiery Server you are connected to.

This is a combined procedure that describes what to do when connected to a Fiery Server with FS100/100Pro or

earlier, and notes about what to do with FS150/150 Pro or later. If you are not sure which version of Configure

you are using, see Which version of Configure am I using? on page 27.

Fiery Command WorkStation

Configuring server settings