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Contents

1 Introduction

1.1 System requirements ........................................................................1-1

1.2 Compatible multifunctional products ..............................................1-1

1.3 Main features .....................................................................................1-2

Backing up (saving) ........................................................................1-2

Restoring (recovering) ....................................................................1-2

Automatically searching for multifunctional products ....................1-2

Wizard operations (program in dialog format) ................................1-2

Access limitations through auto protect .........................................1-2

Encoding backup data ...................................................................1-2

Linking to Data Administrator .........................................................1-2

1.4 General operation .............................................................................1-3

To back up or restore .....................................................................1-3

2 Installing the HDD Backup Utility

2.1 Installing .............................................................................................2-1

Installation procedure .....................................................................2-1

2.2 Uninstalling ........................................................................................2-1

3 Starting up the HDD Backup Utility

To start up the HDD Backup Utility ................................................3-1

3.1 Main window ......................................................................................3-2

3.2 Exiting the HDD Backup Utility ........................................................3-4

3.3 Specifying settings with the initial startup .....................................3-5

Application protect settings dialog box ..........................................3-5

4 Registering the multifunctional product to be backed up

To register a multifunctional product .............................................4-1

5 Backing up

To use the Backup wizard ..............................................................5-3

6 Restoring

To use the Restore wizard ..............................................................6-3

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7 Settings

To select the desired settings ........................................................7-1

7.1 Device registration dialog box .........................................................7-2

Registration by search dialog box ..................................................7-4

Search Settings dialog box ............................................................7-6

Device search settings dialog box .................................................7-7

Registration/Edit dialog box ...........................................................7-8

Detail dialog box .............................................................................7-9

7.2 Auto protect settings dialog box ...................................................7-10

Application protect settings dialog box ........................................7-11

7.3 Options dialog box ..........................................................................7-12

8 Linking to Data Administrator

To back up or restore data using Data Administrator ....................8-1

To import device information from Data Administrator in order to

9 Error message list

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About this product

HDD Backup Utility is used to back up (save) and restore (recover) informa-

tion on media installed in multifunctional products (MFP) on the network.

Trademarks and registered trademarks

Trademark acknowledgements

Microsoft

and Windows

are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corpora-

tion in the United States and other countries.

All other company and product names are either trademarks or registered

trademarks of their respective companies.

Dialog boxes

The dialog boxes shown in this manual are those that appear in Windows XP.

Note

The dialog boxes that appear in this document may differ from those that

appear on your computer, depending on the installed devices and spec-

ified settings.

Note

Unauthorized reproduction, translation or duplication of this document,

whether in its entirety or in part, is strictly prohibited.

The content of this document is subject to change without notice.

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LICENSE ISSUES

The OpenSSL toolkit stays under a dual license, i.e. both the conditions of

the OpenSSL License and the original SSLeay license apply to the toolkit.

See below for the actual license texts. Actually both licenses are BSD-style

Open Source licenses. In case of any license issues related to OpenSSL

please contact openssl-core@openssl.org.

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Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modifica-

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WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE

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This product includes cryptographic software written by Eric Young

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Introduction

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1 Introduction

1.1 System requirements

The system requirements for the HDD Backup Utility are described below.

1.2 Compatible multifunctional products

Note

For information on whether or not your multifunctional product is com-

patible with HDD Backup Utility, refer to README.

Operating system Windows 2000 Professional (Service Pack 4 or later), Windows XP

Professional (Service Pack 2 or later), Windows XP Professional x64

Edition, Windows Server 2003 (Service Pack 1 or later), Windows

Vista Business, or Windows Vista Enterprise

Computer IBM PC/AT or compatible

Memory According to the environment recommended for the operating sys-

tem

Network Computer with TCP/IP protocol settings correctly specified

Web browser Internet Explorer 6 (Service Pack 1 or later) or later

Library Microsoft.Net Framework 1.1 (Service Pack 1 or later)

Hard disk 20 MB or more of available space

(Additional space is required to save the backed up data.)

Monitor Resolution: 800 × 600 or more

16-bit color or more

Introduction

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1.3 Main features

Backing up (saving)

Data on the media (data storage device) installed in the multifunctional prod-

uct can be backed up onto your computer.

Restoring (recovering)

The backed up data can be restored (recovered) from your computer to the

original media installed in the multifunctional product.

Reminder

Data can only be restored onto multifunctional products that have been

backed up.

Automatically searching for multifunctional products

Multifunctional products within the same IP segment of the local area net-

work (LAN) can automatically be searched for.

Note

Multifunctional products cannot be detected through a router.

Wizard operations (program in dialog format)

Backup and restoration operations can easily be performed using the wiz-

ards (programs in dialog format).

Access limitations through auto protect

A password can be specified to limit access to HDD Backup Utility.

Encoding backup data

If a password is specified and data is backed up, the backup data is encod-

ed.

Linking to Data Administrator

The data on the selected multifunctional product can be backed up or re-

stored from Data Administrator.

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1.4 General operation

The following operations must be performed in order to use the HDD Backup

Utility to back up or restore the data for the multifunctional product.

To back up or restore

The HDD Backup Utility is an application used by administrators of multi-

functional products. The HDD Backup Utility should be used by the admin-

istrator of the multifunctional product to back up or restore the data.

1 Install the HDD Backup Utility onto the computer.

– % “Installing the HDD Backup Utility” on page 2-1

2 Start up HDD Backup Utility.

– %“Starting up the HDD Backup Utility” on page 3-1

3 Register the multifunctional product to be backed up.

– %“Registering the multifunctional product to be backed up” on

page 4-1

4 Back up the data from the media installed in the registered multifunc-

tional product.

– % “Backing up” on page 5-1

5 If desired, restore (recover) the data to the media of the multifunctional

product.

– % “Restoring” on page 6-1

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Installing the HDD Backup Utility

HDD Backup Utility 2-1

2 Installing the HDD Backup Utility

2.1 Installing

Install the HDD Backup Utility onto your computer.

Note

Before installing the utility, be sure to log in with Administrator privileges.

Installation procedure

1 Start up the installer (setup.exe).

2 Follow the instructions that appear to complete the installation.

2.2 Uninstalling

The HDD Backup Utility can be uninstalled using either of the following two

methods.

- Using “Add or Remove Programs” (“Add/Remove Programs” with Win-

dows 2000)

- Using setup.exe again

Note

Before uninstalling, exit the HDD Backup Utility.

Installing the HDD Backup Utility

HDD Backup Utility 2-2

Starting up the HDD Backup Utility

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Registering the multifunctional product to be backed up

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4 Registering the multifunctional product

to be backed up

Before performing a backup or restoration operation, the multifunctional

product to be backed up must be registered with the HDD Backup Utility.

If the multifunctional product is already registered, this procedure is not nec-

essary. Refer to “Backing up” on page 5-1 or “Restoring” on page 6-1, and

then perform the necessary operations.

Note

Multiple multifunctional products cannot be registered with the same ad-

dress.

Note

A maximum of 100 multifunctional products can be registered.

Note

If a multifunctional product is specified in Data Administrator and the

HDD Backup Utility is started up, the specified multifunctional product

can be registered in the HDD Backup Utility.

To register a multifunctional product

This procedure describes how to register a multifunctional product by spec-

ifying its IP address.

The HDD Backup Utility is an application used by administrators of multi-

functional products. The HDD Backup Utility should be used by the admin-

istrator of the multifunctional product to back up or restore the data.

Registering the multifunctional product to be backed up

HDD Backup Utility 4-2

1 From the Windows [Start] menu, start the HDD Backup Utility.

The main window appears.

2 Click [Device Registration] on the [Setup] menu.

The Device registration dialog box appears.

Registering the multifunctional product to be backed up

HDD Backup Utility 4-3

3 Click the [Register from IP address] button.

– Click the [Search and Register] button to automatically search for

multifunctional products connected to the network, and then select

the device to be registered from the list.

For details, refer to “Registration by search dialog box” on

page 7-4.

– By clicking the [Import from Data Administrator] button, device in-

formation can be imported from Data Administrator in order to reg-

ister a multifunctional product.

For details, refer to “To import device information from Data Admin-

istrator in order to register the device with HDD Backup Utility” on

page 8-2.

The following dialog box appears.

4 In the [Registered name] box, type the name of the multifunctional

product.

– Up to 64 characters can be entered.

5 In the [Device address] box, type the IP address or host name for the

multifunctional product.

– Up to 255 uppercase letters, numbers or symbols can be entered.

6 In the [Administrator password] box, type the administrator password

for the multifunctional product.

– To save the administrator password, select the [Save the adminis-

trator password.] check box.

– If the [Detail] button is clicked, the Detail dialog box appears. For

details on detailed settings, refer to “Detail dialog box” on page 7-9.

Registering the multifunctional product to be backed up

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7 Click the [Test Connection] button.

The connection is tested. If a connection was completed correctly, the

following confirmation message appears.

If a connection could not be completed, an error message appears. Re-

fer to “Error message list” on page 9-1, and then perform the appropri-

ate corrective measure.

8 Click the [OK] button.

The previous dialog box appears again.

9 Click the [OK] button.

The multifunctional product is registered with the HDD Backup Utility,

and the Device registration dialog box is displayed again.

10 Click the [OK] button.

The main window is displayed again.

This completes the registration of the multifunctional product to be backed

up.

Backing up

HDD Backup Utility 5-2

Reminder

While the backup operation is being performed, the control panel of the

multifunctional product is locked and cannot be used. In addition, the

multifunctional product will automatically be restarted when the backup

operation is finished.

Reminder

If the firmware of the multifunctional product has been changed, then it

may not be possible to restore to the changed multifunctional product

backup data that has been created using the previous firmware.

After updating the firmware of the multifunctional product, we recom-

mend performing the backup operation again.

Backing up

HDD Backup Utility 5-3

To use the Backup wizard

Before using the Backup wizard, check for the following.

0 Windows is logged on to with Administrator privileges.

0 The administrator password for the multifunctional product to be backed

up is available.

0 The amount of space available on the auxiliary data storage device where

the backup data is to be saved is greater than the maximum amount of

space on the media to be backed up.

0 The multifunctional product to be backed up is not being operated.

0 The multifunctional product to be backed up is not in Administrator

mode.

0 The multifunctional product to be backed up is registered with the HDD

Backup Utility.

1 From the Windows [Start] menu, start the HDD Backup Utility.

The main window appears.

Backing up

HDD Backup Utility 5-4

2 On the [Tools] menu, click [Back Up].

– The Backup wizard can be also started by clicking the [Back Up]

button on the right side of the main window.

The Backup wizard starts up.

3 From the [Device to be backed up] list, select the multifunctional prod-

uct to be backed up.

– The multifunctional product to be backed up must be registered in

advance. For details, refer to “Registering the multifunctional prod-

uct to be backed up” on page 4-1.

4 In the [Administrator password] box, type the administrator password

for the multifunctional product to be backed up.

– If the [Save the administrator password.] check box is selected, the

password can be saved.

Backing up

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5 Click the [Next] button.

The control panel of the multifunctional product is locked, and the fol-

lowing dialog box appears.

6 From the [Backup media] list, select the media to be backed up. A

check mark appears beside the selected media.

– More than one media can be selected.

7 Click the [Next] button.

The following dialog box appears.

Backing up

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8 Click the [Browse] button, and then select the location where the back-

up file is to be saved.

– Data can only be backed up on auxiliary data storage devices con-

nected directly to your computer. In addition, data cannot be

backed up on optical media, such as CD-R and DVD-R.

– The path to the location specified in the [Backup folder path] box

must contain 180 characters or less.

9 In the [Backup folder name] box, type the name of the backup folder.

– The user name can contain up to 50 characters. However, the fol-

lowing characters cannot be used. \ / : * ? “ < > |

– As a default, the name of the backup folder is specified as

“Backup_<date>_<time>_<number_in_series>”.

10 Click the [Next] button.

The following dialog box appears.

11 In the [Password for the backup files] box, type the password.

– Be careful not to lose the password that is specified. If the pass-

word is lost, the data cannot be restored.

– If the [Set a password for the backup files.] check box is cleared, a

password does not need to be typed in. However, if a password is

not specified, the backup file is not encoded.

– The first 64 characters of the entered text are used as a password.

12 In the [Confirm the password] box, type the password again.

Backing up

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13 Click the [Next] button.

The following dialog box appears.

14 Check the specified settings, and then click the [Start] button.

– To change the specified settings, click the [Back] button, and then

specify the settings again.

– If the [Cancel] button is clicked to cancel the backup operation be-

fore it has been completed, all partially created backup data is

erased.

The following dialog box appears, and the backup operation is started.

Restoring

HDD Backup Utility 6-8

Settings

HDD Backup Utility 7-1

7 Settings

Various settings for the HDD Backup Utility can be specified from the [Setup]

menu.

To select the desired settings

1 From the Windows [Start] menu, start the HDD Backup Utility.

The main window appears.

2 Click the desired command on the [Setup] menu.

– To register a new multifunctional products or to edit their informa-

tion, click [Device Registration]. % “Device registration dialog box”

on page 7-2

– To change the auto protect settings, click [Auto Protect].

“Auto protect settings dialog box” on page 7-10

– To specify settings for the location of the report file and for verifying

saved data, click [Options].

% “Options dialog box” on page 7-12

Settings

HDD Backup Utility 7-2

7.1 Device registration dialog box

From the Device registration dialog box, new multifunctional products can be

registered, their information can be edited, or the registered information can

be deleted.

Note

A maximum of 100 multifunctional products can be registered.

No. Item Name Description

1 Registered device list Displays a list of multifunctional products to be backed up

that are registered with the HDD Backup Utility.

2 Registered name Displays the name of the multifunctional product to be

backed up.

3 Device name Displays the device name (information maintained on the

multifunctional product) for the multifunctional product to be

backed up.

4 Device address Displays the address (IP address or host name) of the multi-

functional product to be backed up.

5 Model name Displays the name of the model for the multifunctional prod-

uct to be backed up.

6 [Search and Register]

button

Automatically searches for multifunctional products connect-

ed to the network in order to register the multifunctional

product to be backed up.

For details, refer to “Registration by search dialog box” on

page 7-4.

Settings

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11 [OK] button Registers the selected devices as multifunctional products to

be backed up.

12 [Cancel] button Displays the Device registration dialog box again without reg-

istering devices.

No. Item Name Description

Settings

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Search Settings dialog box

If the [Search settings] button is clicked in the Registration by search dialog

box, the following dialog box appears.

The search range can be specified as IP addresses.

No. Item Name Description

1 Device search settings

list

Displays the list of specified search ranges.

2 IP address Displays the IP addresses of the search range.

3 Subnet mask Displays the subnet mask values of the search range.

4 Community name Displays the community name.

5 User name Displays the user name.

6 [Add] button Adds a search range.

For details, refer to “Device search settings dialog box” on

page 7-7.

7 [Edit] button Edits the search range selected in the Device search settings

list.

For details, refer to “Device search settings dialog box” on

page 7-7.

8 [Delete] button Removes the search range selected in the Device search set-

tings list.

9 [Help] button Displays the online Help.

10 [Close] button Closes the Search Settings dialog box, and displays the Reg-

istration by search dialog box again.

Settings

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Device search settings dialog box

If the [Add] or [Edit] button is clicked in the Search Settings dialog box, the

following dialog box appears.

New search ranges can be added, or the specified search ranges can be ed-

ited.

No. Item Name Description

1 IP address Specify the IP addresses of the search range.

2 Subnet mask Specify the subnet mask values of the search range.

3 Read only community

name

Type in the community name.

1 to 255 letters, numbers and symbols can be entered.

4 Discovery user name Type in the user name.

1 to 63 letters, numbers and symbols can be entered.

5 Input a context name Type in the context name.

1 to 63 letters, numbers and symbols can be entered.

6 Port Number Specify the SNMP port number.

The default value is 161.

7 [Help] button Displays the online Help.

8 [OK] button Applies the changes to the settings, and displays the Search

Settings dialog box again.

9 [Cancel] button Displays the Search Settings dialog box again without saving

the changes to the settings.

Settings

HDD Backup Utility 7-8

Registration/Edit dialog box

If the [Register from IP address] button or [Edit] button in the Device registra-

tion dialog box is clicked, the following dialog box appears.

New multifunctional products to be backed up can be registered, or the reg-

istered information can be edited.

No. Item Name Description

1 Model name Displays the name of the model for the multifunctional prod-

uct to be backed up.

2 Device name Displays the device name (information maintained on the

multifunctional product) for the multifunctional product to be

backed up.

3 Registered name Allows a name to be registered for the multifunctional prod-

uct to be backed up.

Up to 64 characters can be entered.

4 Device address Displays the address (IP address or host name) of the multi-

functional product to be backed up.

5 [Test Connection] button Checks whether or not a connection can be established with

the multifunctional product with the entered IP address.

6 Save the administrator

password

When the check box is selected, saves the administrator

password.

7 Administrator password Type in the administrator password.

8 [Detail] button Allows detailed settings, such as the number of the port used

with the TCP socket interface, to be changed.

For details, refer to “Detail dialog box” on page 7-9.

9 [Help] button Displays the online Help.

Settings

HDD Backup Utility 7-9

Detail dialog box

If the [Detail] button in the Register from IP address dialog box or Edit dialog

box is clicked, the following dialog box appears.

The number of the port used with the TCP socket interface can be changed.

Specify the same settings as those specified on the multifunctional product.

10 [OK] button Applies the changes to the settings, and displays the Device

Registration dialog box again.

11 [Cancel] button Displays the Device Registration dialog box again without

saving the changes to the settings.

No. Item Name Description

1 Port number Specify the port used with the TCP socket interface.

The default value is 59158.

2 SSL port number Specify the number of the port used with the TCP socket in-

terface during SSL transmissions.

The default value is 59159.

3 [Reset] button Resets the port numbers to their default settings.

4 [Help] button Displays the online Help.

5 [OK] button Applies the changes to the settings, and displays the previ-

ous dialog box again.

6 [Cancel] button Displays the previous dialog box again without saving the

changes to the settings.

Settings

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7.2 Auto protect settings dialog box

From the Auto protect settings dialog box, auto protect settings can be

specified. When auto protect settings are applied, a password can be spec-

ified to limit access to HDD Backup Utility.

No. Item Name Description

1 Once the timeout set-

tings has passed, the

password input dialog is

displayed.

When the check box is selected, auto protect settings are ap-

plied and a dialog box appears, allowing the password and

timeout settings to be specified. For details, refer to “Appli-

cation protect settings dialog box” on page 7-11.

2 Timeout Displays the specified length of time until a timeout occurs.

3 [Change] button Allows the setting for the length of time until a timeout occurs

to be changed. If the auto protect settings are canceled, the

setting cannot be changed.

4 Password Normally, “********” appears.

5[Change password] but-

ton

Allows the password to be changed. If the auto protect set-

tings are canceled, the password cannot be changed.

6 [Help] button Displays the online Help.

7 [Close] button Closes the Auto protect settings dialog box, and displays the

main window again.

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