EVPM to set permissions on all Vault accounts ...

[Phil_McDougal]

Hello,

I was wondering if someone can help me with the syntax of my EVPM script.  I want to add a read permission for an AD security group to all Vault accounts.  Some have it but I'd like to blanket all of the vault accounts anyway.

So far I have ...

[Directory]
directorycomputername = VaultServerName
sitename = DomainSiteName

ArchiveName = ALL  <- (Is that right???)
GrantAccess = read, DomainName\VaultReviewSecurityGroup
GrantAccess = read write delete, DomainName\vault admins, Domain\vaultserviceacct

Thank you!
Phil.

[Daniel_R_]

Hi,

the sintax is:

[Directory]
DirectoryComputerName = VaultServerName
SiteName = SiteName

[ArchivePermissions]
Archivename = ALL

GrantAccess = read, domanin\user

You forgot [ArchivePermissions]

Message Edited by Daniel Reyes on 07-03-200709:09 AM

[Phil_McDougal]

Thank you Daniel.

When I run the EVPM it asks me for my exchange server.  I have 3.  Do I run this and enter each one (so run it once for all 3 mail servers)?

Also, it asks for the vault service alias.  where can I find this and are these things I can put in the evpm.ini so that it doens't prompt me?

Thanks!
Phil.

[Daniel_R_]

Hi Phil,

The Exchange server name is only for create a mapi session.

The service mailbox Alias by default have a name like "EnterpriseVault(ExchangeServerName)" look it in Active directory users and computers. You could use the next command for it doesnt promp you all parameters:

EVPM [-?] [-e <Exchange Server>] [-f <input file>] [-m <mailbox alias>]

where:

-?

Displays help information on the utility.

-e <Exchange Server>

Specifies the name of the Exchange server computer.

-f <input file>

Specifies the name and location of the initialization file.

-m <mailbox alias>

Specifies the name of the Enterprise Vault service mailbox.

If you run Policy Manager without any parameters, it prompts for each one.

Regards