HP CM8060/CM8050 Color MFP with Edgeline Technology - System Administrator Guide
Field Description
username User's sign-in name. This field cannot be empty. If the value is “MFP PUBLIC”, the record can
be accessed or used by anyone who uses the device. If the value is user’s sign-in name, the
record is available only to that user.
dlname Name of a distribution list to which this user belongs. This field can be empty if the record is for
a standalone user who is not part of a distribution list. However, if the user is part of a distribution
list, this field must contain a value.
Example e-mail address .CSV records
Following are two examples of valid records.
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Recipient 1 is a public entry because the value for the username field is “MFP PUBLIC”. This entry
can be seen by anyone who uses the device. Recipient 1 is not a member of a distribution list.
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Recipient 2 is a private entry for the person whose username is “cblack”. When cblack signs in, he
or she can see the address-book entry for Recipient 2, but no other users can see it. Recipient 2
also belongs to a distribution list named “Project managers”.
NOTE: These examples show how the data appears if you open the .CSV file with a text editor.
Recipient 1 description
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name: Andrew.Smith
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address: A.Smith@companyname.com
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faxnumber: (empty)
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lastname: Smith
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firstname: Andrew
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phonenumber: (empty)
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organization: (empty)
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unit: (empty)
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city: (empty)
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country/region: (empty)
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username: MFP PUBLIC
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dlname: (empty)
Recipient 2 description
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name: b.green
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address: b.green@companyname.com
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faxnumber: (empty)
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lastname: (empty)
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firstname: (empty)
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phonenumber: (empty)
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organization: (empty)
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unit: (empty)
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city: (empty)
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country/region: (empty)
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username: cblack
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dlname: Project managers
Recipient 1 data in the .CSV file
Andrew.Smith,A.Smith@companyname.com,,Smith,Andrew,,,,,,MFP PUBLIC,,
Recipient 2 data in the .CSV file
b.green,b.green@companyname.com,,,,,,,,,cblack,Project managers
Table 4-5 Required fields for the e-mail address .CSV file (continued)
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