Archive Manager 5.6 - User Guide

Enabling access to a hosted Exchange mailbox

Each hosted Exchange mailbox can have one owner, and only the owner can change the delegation settings for that mailbox. In order to configure a mailbox, you must be the owner. If a mailbox doesn't have an owner, you can become the owner by entering your Archive Manager login and the remote mailbox password when you enter your delegation settings when adding remote access. Only the owner of the remote mailbox can configure it.

This process may take several minutes, as the system needs to contact the remote server. If all the information has been entered correctly and no issues are encountered, a message is displayed at the top of the screen indicating success. If errors are encountered, an error message is displayed at the top of the screen.

To enable multiple accounts, type in the new remote account email address, and repeat the steps listed above. All accounts will be listed on the Configure Archive Access page. If enough accounts are listed, a scroll bar is displayed.

Disabling access to a hosted Exchange mailbox

Disabling remote access works the same as enabling, except that the Disable radiobox must be selected for Archive Access. Any disabled accounts still appear in the list on the Configure Archive Access page, but will indicate that they are disabled.

When you select the Disable radiobox for Archive Access, a radio box Accessible by Archive Manager Administrator will appear to ask whether you want to grant administrator access to the mailbox. Clicking Yes makes all existing messages public to any Archive Manager administrator.

NOTE: After you disable access to the hosted Exchange mailbox, Archive Manager will stop archiving messages from your hosted mailbox immediately, but the mailbox will be still visible to you in Archive Manager for a while until the operation is complete (the status shows Success).