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Configuring the LDAP server, NT User Domain ID, Communicator, Address Book, Settings, Send To, E-mail

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Note Note These users must also have been given access to the Web server's local directory, either as an individual or as a member of a group. This last step is the means for returning an e-mail address for a user to the From: field on the digital sender. Configuring the LDAP server If you want the digital sender to try to return e-mail addresses from an LDAP database, the LDAP database must have an attribute containing the user name and ID, or the LDAP administrator must add an attribute that will contain this information. The name of the attribute must match the name entered in the NT User Domain ID field on the Web page for this digital sender. To see if there is already an attribute in your LDAP database containing the user name and ID, you can configure the LDAP database as an address book in NetScape Navigator (from the Communicator menu, click Address Book). Once the LDAP database is configured, search for a user, such as yourself. When the record appears, look for an attribute containing the user name and ID. Use the Web Access tool to select any of these From: field options. From: the Settings tab, select Send To, E-mail, then click the Configure e-mail From: field address button. LDAP. This attribute in the LDAP database must contain the fully qualified user account names. If you are authenticating against Windows, the fully qualified user account name is the NT domain name plus the NT user name, such as Chicago:JohnDoe. Note that although Windows fully qualified user account names usually contain a "/" between the NT domain name and the NT user name, LDAP requires a ":" instead. Login. This is an LDAP attribute that contains only the NT user name (not the domain and user name) Suffix. This uses the contents of the user's User Name field, followed by the "@" symbol, followed by the contents of the Suffix field. Example: If the user types "sallys" in the logon username field, and the suffix contains "hp.com," the resulting From: field address will be "[email protected]". 14 Addendum EN

Section	Page
Administrator Guide	2
Contents	6
About the digital sender	10
Introduction	10
Environments and protocols	11
Network operating systems	11
Client operating systems	12
Dependency matrix	12
Features	13
Performance	13
Paper handling	13
Image processing	14
Sending qualities	15
File formats and sizes	16
Distribution services	18
Security	21
Components	22
Hardware components	22
Software components	24
Specifications	25
Equipment specifications	25
Environmental ranges	27
Supported capabilities	28
German noise declaration	29
French EMC regulation	29
Declaration of conformity	30
Installing and configuring	32
Introduction	32
Installation requirements	33
Environmental requirements	33
Network system requirements	33
Client system requirements	33
Space requirements	34
What ships in the box	34
The configuration process	35
Fast-track configuration	35
Extended and optional functionality	35
Assigning an IP address to the digital sender	36
Preparing for configuration	36
Overview of configuration	38
Fast-track configuration steps	39
Configure fast-track parameters at the control panel	41
Extended and optional configuration steps	44
Configure extended and optional parameters at the control panel	44
Run the setup program to install the administrative software	45
Configure extended and optional parameters using the HP JetAdmin software	48
Configure the HP Address Book Manager	55
Distribute the client software to user computers	58
Test the installation	60
Customizing the digital sender to support third- party programs	61
Coexisting with the HP Network ScanJet 5 scanner	64
Administrator matters	64
Client matters	64
LAN fax service matters	65
Uninstalling the software	66
Troubleshooting the installation	66
Function key problems	66
Installation problems	67
Installation messages	69
Administering	72
Introduction	72
Administrator activities	72
Digital sender parameters	76
Using the configuration menu at the control panel	81
Configuration menu keys	81
Configuration menu parameters	83
Controlling notifications	88
Shutting down and restarting	91
Resetting	93
Resetting address books	93
Resetting network parameters	94
Resetting to factory defaults	95
Backing up and restoring address books	97
Backing up	97
Restoring	99
Creating and maintaining user profiles	101
Controlling security	103
Determining who can use the digital sender	103
Changing or setting administrator password	103
Erasing administrator password	104
Controlling whether the administrator must validate new or changed user profiles	105
Validating a new or changed user profile	106
Working with address books	107
Maintaining the Public Email address book	108
Maintaining the Public Distribution Lists address book	108
Importing e-mail addresses into address books	110
Managing printers	114
Using the activity log	116
Displaying the self-test page	119
Changing the contrast level on the control panel	122
Upgrading the digital sender firmware	123
Maintaining the hardware	124
Cleaning the digital sender	124
Troubleshooting	130
Introduction	130
Sources for information about problems	131
Clearing paper jams	132
Troubleshooting the digital sender	136
General digital sender troubleshooting	136
Checking the address book database	142
Control panel messages	144
Troubleshooting network problems	160
General network troubleshooting	160
E-mail service troubleshooting	160
Fax service troubleshooting	161
HP JetAdmin software troubleshooting	163
HP JetDirect print server troubleshooting	171
Activity log messages	173
Troubleshooting the software	191
General software troubleshooting	191
HP Address Book Manager messages	192
HP Digital Sender Link messages	197
Restoring old firmware images	200
Warranty and support information	202
Hewlett-Packard limited warranty statement	202
Replacement parts and accessories	204
HP customer support options worldwide	205
HP customer support	207
Worldwide sales and service offices	209
Index	214
Symbols	214
Numerics	214
A	214
B	214
C	215
D	216
E	216
F	217
G	218
H	218
I	218
J	219
K	219
L	219
M	220
N	220
O	221
P	221
Q	222
R	222
S	222
T	223
U	224
V	224
W	224
Addendum	227
Contents	229
About this Addendum	233
Receiving technical updates	233
Enhancements to the HP Digital Sender 9100C	233
Configuration methods	234
Control panel configuration	234
Configuration software	234
Web Access	234
Configuration replication	235
Enhanced network support	236
Using a Web server for user authentication	236
Using the IIS Web server	237
Preparing the digital sender to work with a Web server	240
Sending to e-mail	243
Using blind carbon copy	243
Viewing the default subject	243
Entering a message	243
Choosing a file format	244
Specifying the time zone	245
Editing the e-mail header	245
Setting e-mail security	245
Setting SMTP gateway polling frequency	245
E-mail delivery reliability	245
Sending to fax	247
Using Public Fax Distribution Lists	247
Entering a billing account code	247
Receiving error messages	247
Using Internet fax	248
Using Fax for Domino	249
Configuring Fax for Domino	249
Sending a fax when using Lotus Fax for Domino	251
Preventing transmission of unnecessary fax pages	251
Sending to copy	252
Sending duplex copies	252
Using the HP color LaserJet 8500 printer	252
Using PCL6 printers	252
Sending to the PC or another program	253
Typing document names	253
Changing the tag	254
Sending to HP Jetsend-enabled devices	255
Sending information to password-protected devices	255
Code update	255
Contrast settings	256
Changing the contrast on a per-job basis	256
Additions and enhancements to software	257
HP Enterprise Center	257
Using Address Book Manager updates	259
Using HP JetAdmin software updates	260
Support for Microsoft Sharepoint Portal Server (MS SPPS)	260
Using other administration tools	261
HP Customer Care	261
Activity log messages	262
New log messages	262