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# Address book

The **Address Book** is one of the main views of Editran Connect. From this section all the **contacts** and **channels** associated, allowing the communication and security parameters with other remote entities to be configured.

It is an essential tool for clearly and efficiently managing relationships between information exchange nodes.

## Overview

When accessing the address book, a list of all created contacts is shown by default, including:

* Contact name.
* General information about it.
* Possibility of carrying out pending transmissions.
* Filters by name, remote code, Editran version, and existence of pending files.

In addition, a selector allows switching between the view of **Contacts** and the view of **Channels**.

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## Address Book Structure

The management of each **contact** is organized into multiple tabs:

## 1. Channels

Display and control of all send and receive channels associated with the contact, including:

* Channel status.
* Assigned schedules.
* Possibility of unlocking channels locked by mistake.

## 2. Service

Contains:

* IP addresses.
* Remote codes.
* Contact environment.

## 3. Contact people

Allows storing data about the individuals associated with the contact.

## 4. Remote signer *(visible only to FF administrators)*

Here, the authorized remote signers are configured, as well as their electronic certificates.

## 5. RSA Keys

Management of RSA keys associated with the contact, if a license is available. It allows sending, receiving, editing, and deleting own and third-party keys, as long as they are enabled by the contracted license.

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> ⚠️ Note: Some tabs and actions will be available only if the appropriate permissions are available or if the RSA license is contracted for that contact.


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