Understanding DSS Address Books
DSS can maintain several different address books to make available to the devices maintained by
DSS. This section will explain the different types of address books and when the addresses from
each are available to users at a device control panel.
Address Book Manager
The Address Book Manager, or ABM, is a feature within DSS that allows for the management of
several of the DSS address books. It is started from the Addressing tab of the Configuration Utility.
DSS Address Books
Public Address Book
Entries
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When a device is added to DSS, the device’s local address book entries are added.
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Entries can be made via the Address Book Manager
Modify/Delete
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The Public address book can only be modified via the ABM
Private Address Books
Private address books are kept for specific users depending on the user’s signed-in status at the
device. The “Private MFP Guest” address book is for user’s that are not signed-in, while “Private MFP
User” address books are kept for each user that is signed-in.
Entries
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When user’s at the device control panel type in new addresses and choose to save them, they
are saved in the appropriate Private address book depending on their sign-in status.
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Entries can be made via the Address Book Manager
Modify/Delete
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Entries can be made to Private address books via the ABM
Personal Address Books
Personal Address Books hold a signed-in user’s MicroSoft Outlook contacts. These are temporary
address books only available while the signed-in user is accessing addresses, and then only when
the system has been configured to collect the Outlook contacts.
Entries
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From the Outlook contacts of a signed in user.
Modify/Delete
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Personal address books are temporary and only maintained while a signed-in user is using the
address book at the device control panel.
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