HP Reference Information Storage System v1.6 Administrator Guide (T3559-96073, July 2007)

There are two ways to create Mail User Information documents within Email Miner. You can either do
it manually using the Import User process, or you can automate it with the Synchronize with Address
Book process.
Import users
This is a manua
l process and gives you complete control over which mail users are processed. The impor t
allows you to select mail users based upon explicit name, group membership, or mail server. During the
import process, the mail users b eing imported will display, and when complete, the total number of mail
users imported will display.
To Import Use
rs, perform the following steps:
1. Select Actions | 1. Import Users.
Figure 61 Import users
•UseType to specify how Email Miner should locate the mail users.
Select By mail server to import the users using the home server names.
Select By specics to import the users using specicgroup/usernames.
Use Options to specify the imp or t options.
Select Include mail-in databases to import ma il-in database documents.
Select Includ e resource databases to import resource database documents.
Select Use debug logging to create additional logging information during the import process.
This does not affect the import processing.
Select Use ser ver common name to also locate the address book documents using the common
name only of the servers. This is useful when the address b ook documents only specify the
common name of the server.
•UseImports to specify either the server or group/user names, depending on the Type
selection.
2. Click Im port to start the import.
Use Type to specify how Email Miner shou ld locate the mail users.
NOTE:
Email Miner will NOT add d uplicate Mail User Information documents and will skip any
mail user that is not found within the address Book. Email Miner will also skip any address
book document that does not have a mail server or mail le specied.
3. Click Exit to close the import.
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