Shared Address Book

• Setting up Shared Address Books is a two part process
• First, you must log into the server interface to create the address books and grant permission to other user to access them
  • The act of logging in will create a default calendar and address book for that user.
  • It is required that a user log in before he can be granted permissions to any address books
• Then you need to configure your CardDAV client to access the address books you created
  • There is no web interface for the address books, you must access them through a client such as thunderbird or webmail.
• This interface is a little bit overwhelming at first, but so is the number of things you can do with it
  • This page will not show you everything you can do, but it should show you some of the basic functions without making you learn all there is to know.

I Just Want an Address Book That All My Devices Will Sync With

Go to https://cal.domain.tld and accept the Security Certificate warning Login with your email address as your User Name and your email password for Password and click Go
	*Ignore the contents of this page for now, at the top of the page, put your mouse on UserFunctions and then select "View My Details"
Scroll down and find the blue bar labelled Principal Collections Identify under Display Name which line corresponds to your address book (not your calendar). Click the link in the left most column on the identified line. It will be a four or five digit number.
	Near the top of the page, take note of the value for DAV Path You will need this information to set up your devices, so either highlight and copy this or write it down.
To be safe, always log out when you are finished Proceed with setting up your calendar clients

I Need More Address Books

Go to https://cal.domain.tld and accept the Security Certificate warning Login with your email address as your User Name and your email password for Password and click Go
	*Ignore the contents of this page for now, at the top of the page, put your mouse on UserFunctions and then select "View My Details"
Scroll down and find the blue bar labelled Principal Collections Click the button called Create Collection
	After you click the Create Collection button, you will be presented with a screen to configure your new address book Enter an ending to your DAV Path The DAV Path is an arbitrary value, but you should pick something that represents the function of the address book Do not use spaces, and only use letters and numbers. Set the display name This name is also arbitrary, and does not need to be the same as you enter for DAV Path. It is just easier if you do. deselect Calendar and select Address Book. If you do not wish to provide default access to your address book, then deselect Default Privileges. When everything is set, click the Create Button.
To be safe, always log out when you are finished Now, obtain your DAV Path, Grant permission to other users to access or modify your Calendar and proceed to configuring your clients

I Need My Assistant To Edit My Calendar

Before you begin:

• Your Assistant must have logged into the server at https://cal.domain.tld at least once.

Go to https://cal.domain.tld and accept the Security Certificate warning Login with your email address as your User Name and your email password for Password and click Go
	*Ignore the contents of this page for now, at the top of the page, put your mouse on UserFunctions and then select "View My Details"
Scroll down and find the blue bar labelled Principal Collections Identify under Display Name which line corresponds to your calendar (not your address book). Click the link in the left most column on the identified line. It will be a four or five digit number.
	Note the DAV Path, your assistant will need this information to set up their calendar client Under "To ID Display Name" use the drop down menu to select your assistant's email address Select the individual permissions to grant to your assistant, or use one of the blue buttons to select a pre-generated subset All Permissions will do exactly as it says, grant that user full permission to organize your calendar anyway they see fit Read/Write access allows the user to modify your calendar, such as delete events and create new ones. Read access will allow the user to view your calendar events, but will not let the user add or delete events Free/Busy will allow others to see if you have events on your calendar, but not the contents of those events If you know what the other items are, you will know if you need them; else you don't need them. Click the Grant button.
After you click the Grant Button, The user will be displayed with a link so you can look at the details of that user The privileges that have been granted to this user will be listed Use the Edit and Revoke buttons to modify or remove a user's ability to access your calendars respectively You may add multiple users and grant each of them a different set of permissions
	To be safe, always log out when you are finished Your assistant now needs to configure his/her calendar clients When your assistant adds a new calendar to his/her calendar client, he/she will use the DAV Path you obtained from two rows above and his/her own email address and email password