Specifications

Changing Address Book Server Administration Settings
You can customize Address Book Server by using the following settings in Server Admin.
Setting Description
Directory Searching This allows clients bound to Address Book Server
to get contacts and groups from directory servers
that Address Book Server is bound to.
To change this setting, see “Conguring Directory
Search for Address Book Server” on page 17.
Data Store This is where the server stores all the users’ vCards.
To change this setting, see “Changing the Address
Book Data Store Location” on page 18.
User Quota This is the total size of all the user’s collection of
vCards. The default size is 100 MB.
To change this setting, see “Changing Address
Book User Quotas” on page 18.
Authentication This is the authentication method required for
address book access.
To change this setting, see “Conguring Security
for Address Book Server” on page 20.
Host Name This is the fully qualied domain name in DNS. It
should be in the reverse lookup domain as well.
To change this setting, see “Setting the Address
Book Server Host Name” on page 19.
SSL This determines whether or not to use SSL
encryption of network trac.
To change this setting, see “Conguring Security
for Address Book Server” on page 20.
HTTP Port Number This is the port that Address Book Server uses for
connections. The default port is 8800.
To change this setting, see “Setting the Address
Book Server Port Number” on page 19.
SSL Port Number This is the port that Address Book Server uses
for SSL connections (if enabled). The default port
is 8843.
To change this setting, see “Conguring Security
for Address Book Server” on page 20.
Log Level This is the degree of granularity with which
Address Book Server logs are recorded. The
default log level is Info.
To change this setting, see “Changing the Address
Book Server Logging Level” on page 20.
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