A known issue can arise when you install the Enterprise Vault Client on a Mac OS X computer where Outlook 2016 is the only installed version of Outlook. In the Enterprise Vault Preferences dialog box, where you can select the email client with which to associate the Enterprise Vault toolbar, both Outlook 2016 and Outlook 2011 appear in the list. This section describes how to add an IMAP mail account in Outlook 2016, so you can access the contents of your Enterprise Vault archive. Before you begin, note the following: The settings that you need to configure Outlook 2016 to access your archive are in. Although, if you aren't using the Enterprise Vault on an enterprise server, what good is the client. Shouldn't need a license to download, but it's a moot point anyway. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Hi Team, We are using EV 11.0.0 for archiving Microsoft Exchange 2013 dag. We have windows and mac client. Facing issue on MAC client while restoring email. Enterprise Vault Search:Either Microsoft Exchange Server is not reachable or You do not have full mailbox access/administrator rights t. Enterprise Vault For Mac Outlook 2016 - bermoyou. About Enterprise Vault and your Outlook mailbox. Enterprise Vault automatically moves emails and their attachments from the folders in your Outlook mailbox to an online storage area that is called a vault. This process is called archiving.
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“Holy crap!”, stated a customer as I was demonstrating one of our products. I wasn’t sure if he thought a feature I was showing him was a horrible idea or a great one!
Mass Restore Solution
Customers from different industries, can have completely different requirements of a product. In this case, I was showing him an Outlook Add-in that can be used in a unique way to do a mass restore of Enterprise Vault archived items back to folders in an Exchange mailbox.
Quite a few law firms around the world use Enterprise Vault. Many of them also use a document management system to manage retention, such as NetDocuments ndMail or iManage Work. They typically have a way within Outlook, to push information from their mailbox into the document repository. One of the problems if they have mailbox management with Enterprise Vault, is that a lot of the messages they want to put into the document management system could be in the form of Enterprise Vault ‘stubs’, aka ‘short-cuts’. These stubs are not the full message and they never include the attachments. To resolve this issue, they will typically instruct their users to ‘restore’ the items from Enterprise Vault before putting them in the document management system. In Enterprise Vault, they can do that with a (non-magical) button in Outlook that looks like this:
There are two problems with this:
1) If there are a lot of messages in the folder/subfolders of a case, it can be very tedious to restore all the items.
2) Restoring the items leaves a copy in Enterprise Vault. Some law firms don’t want multiple copies of important messages. They want the document management system to be the system of record. If the document becomes expired there, they don’t want another copy to exist elsewhere (in Enterprise Vault, for example).
Problem Solved
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So, we came up with an Outlook Add-in which solves these two problems. It looks like this:
Press it, and you get the option to restore all short-cuts in the current folder and its subfolders, as shown in this animated GIF:
Magic Button
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We have a customer that has been using this button for over 9 years. They coined it the ‘Magic Button’ because it saves their attorneys so much time. It is crucial for them. If anything goes wrong (issues with updates to Enterprise Vault, etc.) we hear about it fast.
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So, when I told this potential new customer that pressing the button would restore all items in the folder and subfolder, potentially thousands of items, he said “holy crap!”. My first thought was that he was concerned it would fill up the user’s mailbox. That was not the case. He was excited because he had been looking all over for a tool that would do this. This made my day and I realized we need to do a better job of getting the word out about this seemingly simple product that makes people’s daily tasks much easier. Hence this blog post!