Enterprise Vault.cloud™ Folder Sync 1.12 Administration Guide

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  1. Overview
    1.  
      About this guide
    2.  
      About Folder Sync 1.12
    3.  
      Revision history
    4.  
      Prerequisite knowledge
  2. Requirements for Folder Sync
    1.  
      Folder Sync Microsoft SQL Server requirements
    2.  
      Requirements for the server on which Folder Sync is installed
  3. Preparing the service accounts
    1.  
      About the service accounts that Folder Sync requires
    2.  
      Preparing the Folder Sync service account
    3.  
      Preparing the Office 365 service account
  4. Installing and configuring Folder Sync
    1.  
      About installing and configuring Folder Sync
    2.  
      Installing the Folder Sync application
    3.  
      Configuring the initial setup of Folder Sync
    4.  
      Configuring the Item Synch task's message service settings
    5.  
      Processing Office 365 shared mailboxes
    6.  
      Restarting the Item Synch task
  5. Running and scheduling Folder Sync synchronizations
    1.  
      About performing and scheduling Folder Sync synchronizations
    2. Performing a "Run Now" Folder Sync synchronization
      1.  
        About the Reset Mailbox(es) option
    3.  
      Configuring scheduled Folder Sync synchronizations
    4.  
      About Folder Sync scheduling and choosing a scheduling strategy
    5.  
      Creating scheduled Folder Sync synchronization events
    6.  
      Selecting the mailboxes to target for scheduled Folder Sync synchronizations
    7.  
      Changing the iterative restart period for scheduled Folder Sync synchronization events
  6. Monitoring and managing Folder Sync
    1.  
      About monitoring and managing Folder Sync
    2.  
      Checking the Folder Sync synchronization status from the ArchiveTools Management Console
    3.  
      About the Folder Sync job list
    4.  
      Viewing the Folder Sync job list
    5.  
      About the Folder Sync Mailbox Report
    6.  
      Viewing the Folder Sync Mailbox Report
    7.  
      About the Folder Sync Status Report
    8.  
      Viewing the Folder Sync Status Report
    9.  
      Disabling or enabling Folder Sync from the Administration Console
    10.  
      Viewing the Folder Sync synchronization status of an account from the Administration Console
  7. Troubleshooting Folder Sync
    1.  
      About the Folder Sync event log errors and log files
    2.  
      Folder Sync fails to work for some mailboxes
    3.  
      Troubleshooting occasional timeouts of the Folder Sync service

About the Folder Sync event log errors and log files

The Folder Sync application writes to the Windows Application log. The event log entries show the source as ArchiveTools Folder Sync. Synchronization errors are displayed in the following places in the ArchiveTools Management Console:

The Folder Sync log files are located by default on the installation drive under the ProgramData folder, typically in C:\ProgramData\Vault Solutions\Archive Accelerator.

Note:

To see the ProgramData folder you must set your Windows file options to view hidden files.

To change the log file location or configure which items to log, edit the file ArchiveAcceleratorSynchService.exe.config in the Folder Sync installation folder, typically C:\Program Files\ArchiveTools\ArchiveTools Folder Sync.

  • To change the output location for the log files, set a value for the setting logPath.

  • To log errors from the Item Synch service, set the value of logService to True.

  • To log errors from the job scheduler, set the value of logJob to True.

  • If you set the value of logXML to True, Folder Sync creates a series of XML files that include the information that it sends to the Enterprise Vault.cloud data center. The information includes folder names and item IDs.

If you make changes to the ArchiveAcceleratorSynchService.exe.config file, you must restart the Item Synch task to implement the changes.

See Restarting the Item Synch task.