You can limit accessible destinations for each user on this machine. The following three methods are available to limit accessible destinations.
Method to limit access | Description |
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Managing based on the reference allowed level | Sorts destinations depending on the importance level, and set the upper limit of the access level for each user. |
Managing based on the reference allowed group | Sorts destinations into groups. A user can only access permitted destinations in the group. |
Managing based on a combination of the reference allowed level and the reference allowed group | Set the access range based on a combination of the important level of a destination and the relationship between the destination and the user. |
This function sorts out destinations registered in this machine from Level 0 to Level 5 in order of importance to set the upper limit of the access level (allowed level) for each user.
For example, assume that Level 3 is set for a certain user as an reference allowed level. In this case, that user can access destinations in Reference Allowed Level 1 to 3, but cannot access destinations in Reference Allowed Level 4 and 5.
This function sorts multiple destinations registered in this machine into a related group (reference allowed group) such as a group of customers per department.
Set a reference allowed group for each user to limit access to destinations. For example, assume that Group B is set for a certain user as a reference allowed group. In this case, that user can access destinations in Group B, but cannot access destinations in other reference allowed groups.
Register a reference allowed group on this machine. In addition, assign a reference allowed group to the destination and user.
[Group Name]: Enter the group name (using up to 24 single-byte characters or 12 double-byte characters).
[Access Allowed Level]: To manage the address book by combining the reference allowed level and reference allowed group, select a reference allowed level of the reference allowed group (default: [Level 0]).
A combination of the reference allowed level and reference allowed group provides more flexible management.
For example, assume that Level 3 is set as a reference allowed level and Group B is set as a reference allowed group for a certain user.
In this case, destinations the user can access are as follows.
Destinations of Reference Allowed Level 1 to 3: A1 to A3, B1 to B3, C1 to C3
Destinations belonging to Reference Allowed Group B: B1 to B5
Set both a reference allowed level and reference allowed group for a user.
To manage the address book by combining the reference allowed level and reference allowed group, register a reference allowed group for which a reference allowed level is set, and assign it to the address book.
[Group Name]: Enter the group name (using up to 24 single-byte characters or 12 double-byte characters).
[Access Allowed Level]: To manage the address book by combining the reference allowed level and reference allowed group, select a reference allowed level of the reference allowed group (default: [Level 0]).
To manage the address book by combining the reference allowed level and reference allowed group, assign a reference allowed group for which a reference allowed level is set to the address book.
To specify a reference allowed group for a registered user means that you specify a reference allowed group itself. Therefore, even if a reference allowed level has been set for the selected reference allowed group, that setting of reference allowed level is not applied here.