HP 4100 HP MFP Digital Sending Software v. 4 - Support Guide - Page 19

Legacy support, HP Address Book Manager, Older MFP models, Environments and protocols - 4100mfp

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Digital sending components of a network (continued) Component Web browser SMTP gateway LAN fax server LDAP server Description A Web browser from any computer on the network can be used to configure and monitor HP DSS v. 4 via an HP Web Jetadmin tool. This gateway is used for the e-mail and Internet fax digital sending options. This server is used for the LAN fax digital sending option. HP DSS v. 4 supports LDAP, which allows you to find and use e-mail destinations on directory servers located elsewhere on a network. This server is used to obtain addresses for the MFP address book. Legacy support HP Address Book Manager The HP ABM is a legacy software program that is supported by HP DSS v. 4 It can be used to configure the public e-mail and fax books stored on the HP DSS server and made available to users at the MFP-in particular, if an enterprise does not have other types of access to address book information (such as an LDAP server). Specifically, the ABM lets you do the following: ● View, add, change, and delete information in the HP DSS server address books ● Import addresses from other e-mail systems This guide contains brief information about how to reach the ABM. See the ABM Help file for more detailed information. Older MFP models HP DSS v. 4 supports the following older MFP models: ● HP 4100mfp series ● HP 9000mfp series However, the following new digital sending features are not supported on these older models: ● Folder ● Workflow ● Secondary e-mail Environments and protocols Network operating systems HP DSS v. 4 is directly connected to TCP/IP networks via a Windows server or workstation. It operates independently within the network requirements and Operating System (OS) requirements listed below. ● Server OS requirements • Windows 2000 Professional, Server, or Advanced Server • Windows XP Professional ENWW Legacy support 13

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Legacy support
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Legacy support
HP Address Book Manager
The HP ABM is a legacy software program that is supported by HP DSS v.
It can be used to
configure the public e-mail
and fax books stored on the HP DSS server and made available to
users at the MFP—in particular, if an enterprise does not have other types of access to address
book information (such as an LDAP server). Specifically, the ABM lets you do the following:
View, add, change, and delete information in the HP DSS server address books
Import addresses from other e-mail systems
This guide contains brief information about how to reach the ABM. See the ABM Help file for
more detailed information.
Older MFP models
HP DSS v.
supports the following older MFP models:
HP 4100mfp series
HP 9000mfp series
However, the following new digital sending features are not supported on these older models:
Folder
Workflow
Secondary e-mail
Environments and protocols
Network operating systems
HP DSS v.
is directly connected to TCP/IP networks via a Windows server or workstation. It
operates independently within the network requirements and Operating System (OS)
requirements listed below.
Server OS requirements
Windows 2000 Professional, Server, or Advanced Server
Windows XP Professional
Web browser
A Web browser from any computer on the network can be used to configure and monitor
HP
DSS v.
via an HP Web Jetadmin tool.
SMTP gateway
This gateway is used for the e-mail and Internet fax digital sending options.
LAN fax server
This server is used for the LAN fax digital sending option.
LDAP server
HP DSS v.
supports LDAP, which allows you to find and use e-mail destinations on
directory servers located elsewhere on a network. This server is used to obtain addresses
for the MFP address book.
Digital sending components of a network
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