Simple Registering of Email Addresses Using LDAP Search
Overview
You can search for email addresses pre-registered to the server from the system, and then register them to the system. This can be useful when registering the same address to multiple machines or when registering multiple addresses as this function allows you to easily register email addresses without having to manually input them.
Tips
- Active Directory is a directory service that manages network users and policies.
- LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) is a communications protocol used for connecting to directory services.
The descriptions given in this section assume the following:
- Use of the LDAP function included in Microsoft's Active Directory
Advantages
- If there is already user information on existing servers, you can use that information to easily register email addresses.
- As there is no need to create new user information on the system, it makes user registration a more efficient process.
- If using multiple machines, you can use this external server information to easily register the same email address to those multiple machines.
To use the function described above, the following construction and configuration is required.
Constructing Active Directory
Use an external server to construct the Active Directory domain. Only the administrator can perform this procedure. For details, refer to Constructing Active Directory on Windows([Network / Security]) on Windows.
LDAP Settings via Web Connection
Configure LDAP settings in Web Connection and connect to the external server. Only the administrator can perform this procedure. For details, refer to [LDAP Setting]([Network / Security]).
Procedure (LDAP Searches/Registrations via Touch Panel)
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Press [Search] on the [E-mail] window on the [SCAN] screen.
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Press [LDAP Search].
Check with the administrator if this screen is not displayed.
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Press [Basic Search], and then [Input].
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Enter the search keyword(s) and press [OK].
Here, "Company1" has been entered.
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Press [Search Start].
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If the [Basic Search] above returns a lot of information, use [Detail Search] to filter down the information further. Press [Input] to the right of the filter you want to use for searching. Enter the keyword(s), press [OK], and then press [Search Start] to filter the data.
A [Filter] is the type of user data used for narrowing down search results ([Register Name], [E-mail Address], etc.). Enter the keywords and the filter is automatically selected.
[Condition] is a setting to decide which conditions should be used for searching the keywords. The available functions are [Equal], [Include], [Begin], and [Close]. For example, if you use [Equal], only the results that match the keyword are displayed as the search result. With [Include], results that partially match the keyword are displayed as the search result.
If you select [OR], results for which any of the selected filters apply are displayed as the search result. If you select [AND], only the results for which all of the selected filters apply are displayed.
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When registering destinations from the search results, select the address you want to register and press [Register].
Here, since the company of User 3 is "Company2", it is not displayed as a search result.
Press [Address Display] to display the email addresses.
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A screen asking you to confirm the address registration is displayed. Press [Yes].
The selected address is registered.
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If you want to send to an address from the search results, select the address you want to send to.
If you want to send to a destination not present in the search results, press [Address Select] and select the destination.
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Press [Scan Settings] and configure the scan conditions.
Load the original, and press Start on the Control panel.
in the upper-right of a page, it turns into 
and is registered as a bookmark.