Editing the LDAP Server Settings
You can manage the LDAP server settings.
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IMPORTANT
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Specifying the LDAP server settings is available only when the Remote UI is in the System Manager Mode.
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NOTE
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For instructions on how to edit the LDAP server settings on the machine’s control panel, see Setting up the Machine for Your Network Environment.
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Click [Add.Func.] → [Register LDAP Server] in the [Add.Func.] menu.
The Register LDAP Server page is displayed.
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Edit the LDAP server settings.
To register a new LDAP server:
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Click [
 ] (Register) on the page shown in step 1.The Register LDAP Server (or Register LDAP Search Server) page is displayed.
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Specify the necessary settings → click [OK].
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For information on the settings, see Setting up the Machine for Your Network Environment.
If Authorized Send is activated, <Authentication Method> appears on this page. Specify whether to carry over the login information (user name and password) from Authorized Send to the authentication information used when users search for e-mail addresses and fax numbers via the LDAP server. To use the same user name and password for LDAP search authentication, select [Assume the same authentication information as when operation to send was started]. If not, select [Use device-specific authentication information].
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To edit the LDAP server:
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Click the LDAP server name you want to edit on the page shown in step 1.
The Edit LDAP Server (or Edit LDAP Search Server) page is displayed.
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Edit the settings as necessary → click [OK].
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To delete the LDAP server:
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On the page shown in step 1, click [
 ] (Select) next to the LDAP server you want to delete → [ ] (Delete).The selected LDAP server is deleted.
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To register or edit the LDAP search attributes:
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Click [Register/Edit LDAP Search Attributes] on the page shown in step 1.
The Register/Edit LDAP Search Attributes page is displayed.
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Specify or edit the necessary settings → click [OK].
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For information on the settings, see Setting up the Machine for Your Network Environment.
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