Internal Address Book

Otherwise known as the LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) stores internal company addresses on the company network. The Internal Address Book is created by the System Administrator.

The Document Centre will display search results for the Internal Address Book as defined by the LDAP configuration. For example, an LDAP server can return a search enquiry "And" as "Andrew Smith" when the result "Andrews, James" may have been expected.

The <lastname, firstname> or ,<firstname, lastname> display behaviour is controlled by the LDAP server and not the Document Centre.

NOTE: The LDAP configuration may also return other search results, for example "AndrewS" for the same search query.

If a user has successfully logged into a device with Authentication enabled and LDAP configured the DC440/432/ 430/425 will attempt to automatically match the user’s login name to their e-mail address. The user’s e-mail address will then be used to populate the "From" e-mail address field. This enables recipients of e-mail jobs to identify the originator of the e-mail job.

NOTE: Users will not be able to change the user’s "From" address if the user has logged in using Network Authenticated Access. This prevents untraceable e-mail jobs being sent from the Document Centre.

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