
Configuring DSS address books
DSS uses address books to store
Configuring LDAP directory replication
The
●The LDAP server on the network
●Destinations that users have previously specified at the control panel
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One of two methods can be used to synchronize the
Table 3-31 Address book synchronization
Method | Description | Effect at the control panel |
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Using a replicated LDAP address book | DSS takes a snapshot of the LDAP | As the user types the initial characters |
| server database and populates the | in a name, the device attempts to |
| device address book with the | complete the name from the names in |
| addresses that it finds. The | the address book. The user types more |
| Configuration Utility can be used to | characters until a match is found. When |
| either initiate the task manually or | the user selects a name, the associated |
| schedule it to run automatically at a | |
| certain time. | selected. |
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Using an LDAP address book directly | Firmware in the device initiates and | The user types a partial name. The |
| resolves name queries directly with the | device shows the list of resulting names |
| LDAP server. The administrator does | from the LDAP server. When the user |
| not need to synchronize the address | selects a name, the associated |
| book with the LDAP server, either | address is automatically selected. |
| manually or according to a schedule. |
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NOTE: If the device is configured to use an LDAP address book directly, it cannot gain access to the replicated address book. If replication is used, only the display names and
ENWW | Configuration 129 |