To prepare Exchange 2010 for Enterprise vault you should do 2 steps from Exchange 2010 side, that are,
1. Create a throttling policy and assign to EV service account
2. Set permission for EV service account on Exchange
Note;- please make sure that your EV service account has a mailbox in Exchange 2010 before following the below steps.
Create a throttling policy and assign to EV service account
To create a required throttling policy Symantec has give proper PowerShell script which is available with installation media,
1. Go to EV installation media and brows ‘Symantec Enterprise Vault 9.0.3\Server\PowerShellScripts\PowerShellScripts’
2. Copy both scripts to Exchange server into a temp area, in this example we are we are copying the scripts to c:\temp on Exchange 2010.
3. Log on to Exchange server with an account which has Exchange Admin rights. Open Exchange Management Shell.
4. Locate c:\temp from EMS and type 'SetEVThrottlingPolicy.ps1 -user pralab\EVservice’ and press enter. Note that in this example ‘pralab’ is domain and ‘EVservice’ is service account name.
5. Restart ‘Microsoft Exchange RPC Client Access’ service from each CAS servers in org. to get this change affected immediately.
Set permission for EV service account on Exchange
1. From Exchange Management Shell locate the directory where we have copied the powershell scripts.
2. Type ‘SetEVExchangePermissions.ps1 -user pralab\EVservice’ and press ‘Enter’
3. Restart ‘Microsoft Exchange Information Store service’ to get this change affected immediately.
1. Create a throttling policy and assign to EV service account
2. Set permission for EV service account on Exchange
Note;- please make sure that your EV service account has a mailbox in Exchange 2010 before following the below steps.
Create a throttling policy and assign to EV service account
To create a required throttling policy Symantec has give proper PowerShell script which is available with installation media,
1. Go to EV installation media and brows ‘Symantec Enterprise Vault 9.0.3\Server\PowerShellScripts\PowerShellScripts’
2. Copy both scripts to Exchange server into a temp area, in this example we are we are copying the scripts to c:\temp on Exchange 2010.
3. Log on to Exchange server with an account which has Exchange Admin rights. Open Exchange Management Shell.
4. Locate c:\temp from EMS and type 'SetEVThrottlingPolicy.ps1 -user pralab\EVservice’ and press enter. Note that in this example ‘pralab’ is domain and ‘EVservice’ is service account name.
5. Restart ‘Microsoft Exchange RPC Client Access’ service from each CAS servers in org. to get this change affected immediately.
Set permission for EV service account on Exchange
1. From Exchange Management Shell locate the directory where we have copied the powershell scripts.
2. Type ‘SetEVExchangePermissions.ps1 -user pralab\EVservice’ and press ‘Enter’
3. Restart ‘Microsoft Exchange Information Store service’ to get this change affected immediately.
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