Enterprise Vault™ Upgrade Instructions
- About this guide
- Before you begin
- Points to note when upgrading
- Order of upgrade in an environment with Compliance Accelerator or Discovery Accelerator
- Silently installing Enterprise Vault from the command line
- Installing Outlook on the Enterprise Vault server
- Securing Enterprise Vault web applications
- Weak protocols and ciphers are blocked
- Improved consistency when applying a retention period to items
- Classification using Microsoft File Classification Infrastructure on Windows Server 2016
- Data Classification Services does not support all the types of retention categories available in Enterprise Vault 12.3
- eDiscovery Platform compatibility with Enterprise Vault
- Additional points to note when upgrading from Enterprise Vault 11.0 or 11.0.1
- Steps to upgrade your system
- Enterprise Vault server preparation
- Single server: upgrading the Enterprise Vault server software
- Multiple servers: upgrading the Enterprise Vault server software
- Veritas Cluster Server: upgrading the Enterprise Vault server software
- Windows Server Failover Clustering: upgrading the Enterprise Vault server software
- Upgrading standalone Administration Consoles
- Upgrading Enterprise Vault Reporting
- Upgrading MOM and SCOM
- Upgrading Exchange Server forms
- Upgrading Domino mailbox archiving
- About upgrading Domino mailbox archiving
- Domino client version required to run EVInstall.nsf
- Preparing for the upgrade of Domino mailbox archiving
- Upgrading Domino mailbox archiving
- Granting the Domino archiving user access to mail files
- Identifying internal mail recipients
- Run the Domino provisioning task
- Upgrading the FSA Agent
- Compatible versions of the FSA Agent and Enterprise Vault server
- About upgrading the FSA Agent
- Upgrading FSA Agent services that are clustered for high availability
- Upgrading the FSA Agent on a target Windows file server from the Administration Console
- Upgrading the FSA Agent on an FSA Reporting proxy server from the Administration Console
- Upgrading the FSA Agent manually
- Upgrading Enterprise Vault Office Mail App
- Upgrading OWA Extensions
- Upgrading SharePoint Server components
- Upgrading SMTP archiving
- Required and optional tasks when upgrading SMTP Archiving
- Checking the SMTP journaling type configuration
- Checking the permissions of the SMTP Archiving task account
- Checking the 'Journal report processing' advanced SMTP policy setting
- Checking the 'Selective Journal Archiving' site setting
- About upgrading legacy SMTP archiving components
- Migrating existing targets to provisioning groups
- Reconfiguring targets that are configured for target address rewriting to use multiple archives
- Upgrading your Enterprise Vault sites to use Enterprise Vault Search
- About Enterprise Vault Search
- Server requirements for Enterprise Vault Search
- Defining search policies for Enterprise Vault Search
- Allowing privileged Enterprise Vault Search users to restore items to other users' mailboxes
- Setting up provisioning groups for Enterprise Vault Search
- Creating and configuring Client Access Provisioning tasks for Enterprise Vault Search
- Configuring user browsers for Enterprise Vault Search
- Configuring Enterprise Vault Search for use in Forefront TMG and similar environments
- Setting up Enterprise Vault Search Mobile edition
- Upgrading Enterprise Vault API applications
Allowing privileged Enterprise Vault Search users to restore items to other users' mailboxes
You may want to allow certain privileged users to restore items from Enterprise Vault journal archives to the Restored Items folders in other users' Exchange mailboxes. For example, if a user accidentally deletes an important email, a privileged user can search for it in a journal archive and copy the email back into the first user's mailbox. The online Help for Enterprise Vault Search provides instructions on how to do this.
We recommend that you set up dedicated user accounts for these privileged users, instead of extending the privileges that you have awarded to their normal user accounts. This enables the selected users to run Enterprise Vault Search in the normal way for their own purposes, and only log in to it as a privileged user when they need to restore items to other users' mailboxes.
To allow privileged Enterprise Vault Search users to restore items to other users' mailboxes
- In your search policy, enable the option Allow copy and move out of an archive (Restore).
- Ensure that the privileged users have at least Read access to the journal archives. You can do this by editing the properties of each archive with the Vault Administration Console.
- Ensure that the privileged users have full access rights to the Exchange mailboxes to which they may need to restore items.
For example, you can run the Add-MailboxPermission cmdlet in the Exchange Management Shell to grant one user full access to another's mailbox. For more information on this cmdlet, see the following article on the Microsoft website: