Lizenzierung für die SharePoint-Archivierung mit Enterprise Vault
Guten Tag Community, wir setzen Enterprise Vault nun schon länger als E-Mail-Archivierungslösung ein und nun soll auch die SharePoint-Archivierung hinzukommen. Die Lizenzierung bei der E-Mail-Archivierung ist denkbar einfach - 1 User-Lizenz pro zu archivierendem Postfach - doch wie lizenziere ich denn die SharePoint-Archivierung? Wenn ich darüber nachdenke würde doch eine Lizenz ausreichen (oder eben die Minimal-Anzahl von 5), da ich nur Daten von einer SharePoint-Farm archiviere. (Denkfehler?) Ich bin mir sicher, hier kann mir geholfen werden. Danke T.A.SharePoint-Benachrichtigungen nach SharePoint-Archivierung
Guten Tag, ich habe bei einem Kunden vor kurzen Enterprise Vault installiert, um seinen Content aus dem SharePoint zu archivieren. Der Kunde nutzt den SharePoint extensiv und hatfür viele der Bibliotheken die Benachrichtigungsfunktion aktiviert.Nach jedem Archivierungsvorgangbekommt der Kunde nun vom SharePoint eine Zusammenfassung mit hunderten Benachrichtigungen zu den Objekten die archiviert wurden (für SharePoint ist jeder Archivierungsvorgang eines Objekts eine Änderung am Objekt). Der Kunde will diese hunderten Benachrichtigungen natürlich nicht haben, aber im SharePoint kann man nicht explizit sagen, dass er z.B. bei Änderungenvom EV-Service-Accountkeine Mails schicken soll. Hat Symantec dafür eine Lösung oder einen Workaround?
Backup Exec 12.5 and MOSS 2007 Search
Hi We have backup exec archiving a network share and our users would like to have that location as an available search location in sharepoint. I setup a federated search in sharepoint and it seems to be indexing only items that have not been archived yet, it wont even index the names of the archived items. After some googling it looks like Enterprise Vault might have an api or something that sharepoint can send search queries to. Is this possible? I have been having trouble finding information on it. If any sharepoint module for EV is required, we do have EV archiving sharepoint items so I am assuming we have the stuff for that.SharePoint Connections anyone?
Who all is attending the upcoming SharePoint Connections conference in Vegas, Nov 1-4th? If you're going to be there, make sure you stop by the Symantec booth to see a product demo and speak to product experts. We also have a vendor speaking session where we'll talk about Exchange and SharePoint support - more details to come. Let us know if you'll be there!What do YOU want to see and discuss in this group?
We want to ensure this Group is useful to you - let us know what topics you'd like to discuss by starting your own discussion threads, start a blog entry, ask product questions, SharePoint questions, post a video or submit an event that you want others to be aware of. This is your area - take advantage. Symantec has solutions across the board to support yourSharePoint environment. This group will initially be focused on backup and archiving(with Enterprise Vault and NetBackup) but if we findthere's additional interest in security for SharePoint, high availability, and data loss prevention - weknow where to find those guys to answeryour questions and we can potentially expand the scope of the group. Watch the replay of our recent webcast on SharePoint storage optimization and SharePoint 2010 considerations and watch the short product demonstrations that will be posted to the Group shortly. Demos videos include How to Manually Archive from SharePoint, Archive Based on Date, and more. You need to be a Group member to access the videosso join now! We look forward to hearing from you soon.What version of SharePoint are you running? Upgrade plans?
What version of SharePoint are you running? In our webcast yesterday (watch the replay HERE), we were suprised that so many folks were still on MOSS 2003 versus MOSS 2007. Are the 2003 users waiting for 2010 to be released or is your upgrade path going to go to 2007 first and then 2010 later?What's the demand/use case for manual, data based, or archiving versions from SharePoint?
Have you taken a look at the videos we've posted to the SharePoint backup and archiving group? Join the group to watch these short, all-demo videos on manual archiving, archiving based by date, and turning on version pruning. Move files off your SharePoint servers, out of SQL and onto lower tiered storage. This will free up your storage, improve SQL performance while maintaining access to archived SharePoint files. What do you think, useful?
