User`s guide

AXIS 70U/7000 User’s Guide Configuring the AXIS 70U/7000
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The table below provides an overview of the supported protocol settings
describing both purpose and function:
Specifying Destinations
A destination is defined as an e-mail address created either automatically or
manually.
Specifying a Destination Automatically
Specify a destination automatically by referencing a list of e-mail addresses
on an LDAP server. Refer to Specifying the Network Settings (above) for
details.
E-mail destinations can also be designated as either permanent or temporary.
Notes:
Specifying a Destination Manually
1. Click Destinations. The table lists the currently available destinations. If
you allow users to add temporary e-mail destinations, these will appear at
the top of this table.
2. Click Make Permanent only if you want to make a temporary e-mail
destination permanent. The Make Permanent button will only appear if
there are temporary destinations available.
Protocol setting Purpose and function
TCP/IP Defines the IP address, default router and subnet mask, automatic
download method (BOOTP, RARP or DHCP), domain name and DNS server.
E-mail SMTP
• Defines the IP addresses or DNS names for primary and secondary
e-mail servers, connection timeout and e-mail reply address.
• Enables / disables e-mail notification and copy features.
• Enables the SMTP authentication method and defines whether to
retrieve the user identification from an external or internal account. See
the help files for details.
External Address Book Defines a list of e-mail addresses resident on an LDAP server. These can be
automatically retrieved and added to the AXIS 70U/7000 destination list.
• All destination names are displayed on the AXIS 70U/7000 message display, regardless of
whether they are loaded automatically or manually. However, only manually loaded e-mail des-
tinations are shown in the AXIS 70U/7000 Destinations page.
• For more information, please refer to the AXIS 70U/7000 User’s Manual at the Axis Web site
http://www.axis.com