3.4.4 Other objects capacity

The table below lists and describes what impacts arise when system administrators or representative users create more objects, and the capacities of each object. You need to plan operations such that the minimum required number of objects is created.

Table 3‒30: Capacities of other objects
Object	Impacts	Capacity^#
Delivery rule and delivery policy	Increased time to fill destination data in the destination fields when a user chooses an address in the address book for sending a new file. Increased time for a list of delivery rules or delivery policies to be displayed to system administrators or representative users.	100 each for rules and policies in an entire single server system
Authentication rule and authentication policy	Increased time for the initial window to be displayed after a user logs in to JP1/DH - Server. Increased time for a list of authentication rules or authentication policies to be displayed to system administrators or representative users.	100 each for rules and policies in an entire single server system
Network set	Increased time for the initial window to be displayed after a user logs in to JP1/DH - Server. Increased time for a list of network sets for system to be displayed to administrators or representative users.	100 in an entire single server system
Approval route	Increased time for a list of approval routes to be displayed to system administrators or representative users.	100 in an entire single server system

#: If you have multiple domains created, the capacity represents the total of objects in each domain.

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