CSV Report of all offline files with PowerShell
I was recently asked to scan a volume to check for any offline files to confirm that a bulk restore was successful. I created this gui-user-friendly powershell script to perform that function. It prompts for a directory to (recursively) check for offline files and any offline files are reported in a CSV file called "Offlinefiles.csv"Useful SQL Query - Move Archive Details (Intra-site moves)
All - I know it's been awhile, but this took a bit to sort out. The purpose of this query was to get all necessary information from the EnterpriseVaultDirectory when pertaining to EV Move Archive. This was tested and should be very helpful with reviewing the details of multiple single site (Intra-site) moves.Useful SQL Queries - Vault Cache CC Download Status and ClientDiagnostics
All - Awhile back I posted a Query to pull the details and statistics for Vault Cache Content Cache (CC) download status'. I have since added details gathered by the ClientDiagnostics.aspx page introduced in 10.0.3. While you can go to an interactive page to view the ClientDiagnostic results, this may help to compare between the CC download status and the overall health of an individual VC:Useful SQL Query (Vault Cache CC Download Status)
All - Been awhile but I figured I'd provide this query. In later versions of Enterprise Vault, the ClientDiagnostics.aspx page has been included to provide admin-level information on Vault Cache/Virtual Vault for an environment. Prior to this however, it was necessary to sift through VCView,IIS logs and the EnterpriseVaultDirectory for details on how Vault Cache was working fo
Enterprise Vault for Microsoft Exchange and service account Outlook profiles.
Acording to best practice documentation, (I forget where now, I will update this if I find it again -- http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH48862section 5 of the resolution) it is a good idea to periodically reduce the number of Outlook profiles there are on EV serv
