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sandrine_goetha's avatar
15 years ago

how to not archive RSS Feed

Hello,

I need you help, for storage place reasons we decided to exclude the rss feed from the archiving.

Unfortunately the message class of the feeds is ipm.post.rss and I don't know how to exclude it from the archiving.

I know how to add a new class but not how to specify that one shouldn't't be archived.

Could any one of you help me on that one.

We are using EV 8.0 SP4 for Microsoft exchange.

Thank you for your help

Sandrine

  • Add the message class to the properties of the Directory in the VAC (Exchange Message Classes).

    Make sure it's not ticked on the Mailbox Archiving Policy (which it won't be by default after adding it at the directory level)

     

    I'm 98.5% sure that's how it should work :)

  • Add the message class to the properties of the Directory in the VAC (Exchange Message Classes).

    Make sure it's not ticked on the Mailbox Archiving Policy (which it won't be by default after adding it at the directory level)

     

    I'm 98.5% sure that's how it should work :)

    • G3TG0T's avatar
      G3TG0T
      Level 2

      If a message class was checked before, and then I uncheck it. Will Enterprise Vault un-archive all those messages of the unchecked message class? 

       

      ex. IPM.Note.RSS is checked. Then IPM.Note.RSS is unchecked months later. Will EV go through and delete the IMP.Note.RSS messages? Or do they stay, and EV will no longer archive any future items of that class? 

       

      Thanks! 

      • GertjanA's avatar
        GertjanA
        Moderator

        Hello,

        tip: You should really open a new thread, even if you have a question related to old entries.

        As for your question. Unchecking a messageclass does not automatically unarchive (or delete) already archived items. If you uncheck, you don't archive the class from then on.

        Unarchive or delete is done differently.

  • Thank you Rob ,

    In the mean time I arrived at the same conclusion so I'm testing it right now on my test environment.It is always good to hear that you are not totally mistaking ;-)

    I'll post your answer as solution as soon as I can confirm it.

    Any way thank you  very much for your help

    Sandrine

  • I would like to know if this works as  ipm.post* is the default and my understanding is if you enable it everything below that would be archived ..and ipm.post.rss is below that .

    I suppose it would depend on if EV respects excluded sub-categories ?

  • It definitely works in my lab ..

     

    step 1

    Add IPM.Note.RSS to the Message Classes on the Directory properties in the VAC

    step 2

    Verify it's not ticked on the mailbox policy

    step 3

    Restart the archive task for good measure, and so that I can see this :

     

    3496 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::PopulateFromExchangePolicyEntryId - Read MessageClass [Appointment] [1B688A833A0360E4FB997D0169EDABE2B1012700evault1.EV.Local] [EXC]
    3497 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Entering routine
    3498 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Rationalizing (dropping) exclude filter [Task]
    3499 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Rationalizing (dropping) exclude filter [ReturnNonReceipt]
    3500 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Rationalizing (dropping) exclude filter [Return Receipt]
    3501 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Rationalizing (dropping) exclude filter [REPORT.IPM*]
    3502 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Rationalizing (dropping) exclude filter [Reply]
    3503 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Rationalizing (dropping) exclude filter [Phone Message]
    3504 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Rationalizing (dropping) exclude filter [NonDelivery Report]
    3505 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Rationalizing (dropping) exclude filter [Memo]
    3506 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Rationalizing (dropping) exclude filter [IPM.Task*]
    3507 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Rationalizing (dropping) exclude filter [IPM.Stickynote*]
    3508 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Exclude filter matched include filter I:[IPM.Note*] X:[IPM.Note.RSS]
    3509 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Rationalizing (dropping) exclude filter [IPM.Contact*]
    3510 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Rationalizing (dropping) exclude filter [IPM.Appointment*]
    3511 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Rationalizing (dropping) exclude filter [IPM.Activity*]
    3512 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Rationalizing (dropping) exclude filter [Delivery Report]
    3513 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Rationalizing (dropping) exclude filter [Bookmark]
    3514 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Rationalizing (dropping) exclude filter [Appointment]
    3515 06:06:45.596  [8196] (ArchiveTask) <9700> EV:M CMessageClassPolicy::RationalizeMsgClassList - Exiting Routine [0x00000000]

     

    You can see it's excluding IPM.Note.RSS

    Now I have two test messages, one is plain old IPM.Note, the other is IPM.Note.RSS.  I can see in the trace of the archiving task that the first message is processed and archived correctly.  The second one is not in the trace at all (that's because of the way that the Archiving task uses MAPI restrictions to get the list of possible candidates for archiving).

     

    Hope that helps,

     

    Oh and by the way - an end user will still be able to able manually archive IPM.Note.RSS if you allow the store in vault button in Outlook / Outlook Web Access... unless you implement the registry key to make the clients obey the server policies.

  • As Rob said, that's how we do it. By adding it in as a specific message class, and then not selecting it in the policy, EV will not automatically archive it.