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Troubleshooting
Install
Error messages
Password
Default Receive
Login
DSS vs Web Jetadmin
Configuration Utility
Internet Fax setup
Backup and restore strategy
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Contents
HP Digital Sending Software
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HP Digital Sending Software
Trademarks
Copyright
Table of contents
Pre-installation checklist Installer screens and options
Configure DSS Configure the Device
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Introduction to Digital Sending
Jpeg Tiff
Digital sending overview
Introduction to DSS
Fax
Features overview
Logging
Supported devices Legacy device support
Differences
Embedded Digital Sending vs DSS
Area Feature Product Groups
1Feature comparison
Feature Benefits
Advantages of DSS
2What else does DSS allow you to do?
Accessible to all devices connected to the DSS server
DSS vs Web Jetadmin
What is new in DSS 4.91?
3Product improvements in DSS
Component Description
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Theory of operations
Components
DSS Service
Configuration Utility
1DSS Service Technical Detail
Technical detail
2Configuration Utility- Technical Detail
DSS-enabled device
3DSS-enabled devices Technical Detail
I.S. OCR engine
4I.R.I.S. OCR engine Technical Detail
Local Data Store
Database
Third-party tools
5Database Technical Detail
Remote Configuration Utility
Understand licensing
Device firmware
Licensing requirements
Trial license
Auto-generate license
Node Locking
6License Node Locking
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Installation and configuration
System and environment requirements
Planning the DSS deployment
Software requirements
Hardware requirements
Device firmware requirements
2DSS hardware requirements
3DSS 4.91 supported device firmware revisions
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Port requirements
Feature Type Protocol Port Role of DSS Can it be Changed?
Ports used
4Ports used by DSS
DSS Address Book access for latest generation devices
Backup and restore strategy
Hostname resolution
Understand DSS data structures
Restore DSS data
Software capabilities for backup and restore
Scaling the DSS server
Back up DSS data
Licensing
Features and factors that limit scalability
Limitations
Recommendations
1DSS License Certificate
Activating licenses
Trial or demo license
Install licenses
Upgrading from previous products
Node locking
Device differences
Installation
Pre-installation checklist
Installer screens and options
3Software Installation Welcome screen
Configuration
Callout Component Description Exclamation point
Configuration Utility elements
Asterisk
Outline
Add licenses
Auto-generated licenses
Remove licenses
Device management
7Device Configuration tab
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Add a device
Add and remove devices
Remove a device
12Remove Device dialog box
Device configuration
Device grouping
Understanding the Device List
8Device List icons
IconDescription
Configure DSS
Authentication
Ldap Server
9Authentication tab Ldap Server
Microsoft Windows
15LDAP authentication
Domain Username Password
10Authentication tab Microsoft Windows
Ldap server
Determining the Ldap server bind method for Windows
Novell NDS
11Authentication tab Novell NDS
Callout Component
NDS Tree NDS Context Bind prefix Username Password
12Authentication bind methods
Novell NDS configuration
Ldap bind
Ldap bind methods
How to
Search root
To configure the Ldap server
Ldap Configuration
13Authentication subtab Configure Devices tab set
Configure the Device
Click the Authentication tab
General Device configuration
General subtab
14General subtab on the Configure Devices tab set
15Addressing subtab Configure Devices tab set
Addressing subtab
Ldap Step
Step Using the Ldap setup, and then click Test
Log subtab
16 Log subtab on the Configure Devices tab set
Preferences subtab
16Log subtab on the Configure Devices tab set
17Preferences subtab on the Configure Devices tab set
Immediate reset to defaults Delay reset to defaults
Send to Folder
18Send to Folder tab
To configure the Send to Folder feature
26The Send to Folder tab on the Device Configuration tab set
Configure the device to use Send To Folder
Configuration overview
19Send to Folder subtab on the Configure Devices tab set
Send to E-mail
27 E-mailtab
Enable Smtp SSL Protocol Server Requires Authentication
Configure the e-mail feature on DSS
Smtp gateways
Verifying the Smtp gateway
To verify the Smtp gateway
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21Send to E-mail subtab Configure Devices tab set
29Send to E-mailsubtab in the Configure Devices tab set
Select routing type To enable Send to E-mail by using DSS
Field Control
Signing and Encryption
To enable send to e-mail directly from the Device
Send to Fax
Analog fax
Third-party fax
Topcall
Internet fax
Callout Component Description Enable Fax Send
22Fax tab Internet fax option
Fax Send Method
Internet Fax setup
To configure Internet fax
23Fax tab LAN fax
LAN fax
To configure LAN fax
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LAN fax Configuring the LAN fax feature on the device
Analog fax
Fax Dialing Settings
Enable Fax Receive
Fax Send Settings
Scan Settings
Enable Fax Archiving. Click to select the check box
Pages
Callout Component Description Reports and Internal
Device
Print Activity Log. Click to print the report
Default Receive
Configuring the analog fax feature on the device
Notification Settings
Blocked Fax List
Enable Fax Archiving Type of fax job to archive Mail address
Send to Workflows
Metadata files
Menu structure
26Workflows tab
Groups
Configure the menu structure groups, menus, and forms
Menus
Forms
Folder To create a workflow form for a folder destination
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Number Entry
27Response format options
FTP site
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28Response format options
Printer
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Configure the device to use Send To Workflows
29Send to Workflows subtab Configure Devices tab set
Addressing
43Address Book Manager
Address Book Manager
Importing addresses using the Address Book Manager
30Address Book Manager
Callout Component Description DSS Address Books
31Addressing tab
Configuring address books on the Addressing tab
Callout Component Description Search Method
Personal Contacts
Configuring DSS address books
Configuring Personal Contacts feature
Configuring Ldap directory replication
32Address book synchronization
Method Description Effect at the control panel
To set up automatic replication of the Ldap address book
Personal address books
Exchange contacts
Guest address book
Configure direct Ldap addressing on the device
Public address book
Ldap replication
Ldap filters
46The Ldap Database Search Settings section
Configure Authentication
Configure DSS for Windows Active Directory Services
Configure the Service-Based Address Book
Configure Addressing
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Support and troubleshooting
Obtaining support
Using Internet support
1Sources of information
Source Description
2Device control-panel messages
Control panel messages
Message Description and actions
Delete unused addresses from the address book
Authentication failed for a reason other than incorrect user
Administrator
Digital Send Communication Error
Information
Digital Send server is not responding. Contact
HP Digital Sending Delivery Error
Login failed. Please try again
Mail Gateway rejected the job because
Login
Novell login required
Digital Sending Service at 15.XX.YY.ZZ does not
Service this device. Contact administrator
DSS error messages
3Critical error messages
Error Message Suggested Actions
Glossary
FTP
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Index
Messages
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