Shared Mailboxes
This management setting is available only when Archive Manager for Exchange is installed and configured for ArchiveWeb.
Steps to set up shared mailboxes
1.Log in to the Archive Manager Administration Center (AMAC) for Exchange
2.From the Tools menu, click Mailbox Rights Manager and configure who can share the mailbox of each user.
3.Log in to ArchiveWeb.
4.From the main menu, click the username dropdown and then select Manage settings.
5.From the local toolbar, click Shared Mailboxes and verify that you can see the mailboxes of the users that have been shared with you. For example, the image below lists all the mailboxes that are shared with the logged in administrator.
6.By default all mailboxes are selected. When there are a large number of mailboxes that are shared, you can select only those mailboxes that you want to see in other sections of ArchiveWeb. You can use the column filters to search for mailboxes. This makes it easier to manage mailboxes in other sections of ArchiveWeb as shown below:
·In the Archive > Exchange > Navigation panel. Click the search filter 
·In the Search > Mailboxes > List view. Enter a search criteria for any of the columns and click the search filter
Tags
Tags are used to categorize your archived items. You can create as many categories as you want, assign them colors, and then apply them to your archived items. This make it easy to search through your tagged items and distinguish e.g. important emails, documents related a particular project, etc.
Tags are centrally managed in the Manage Settings > Tags tab.
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Tags can be created in several ways.
Create a tab from the Tags tab
1.Log in to ArchiveWeb. Then click your user display name and select Manage Settings.
2.Click Tags from the local menu bar. All tags are listed, added, edited or deleted here.
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NOTE: Managing Tags from the Settings view requires special permissions. For more information see Roles and Permissions. |
3.Click New in the list header. A new row will be added to the list view. Enter the tag properties as described below:
·Tag Name - enter descriptive name, e.g. Personal, Marketing or any other
·Background Color - click the dropdown and select the tag color or specify a custom color.
·Apply For - scope of the tag. Choose one or more from the following options
oGlobal - tags are available for Archive Manager for Exchange, Archive Manager for Files and Audit.
oExchange archive - tags are available for Exchange archive
oFiles archive - tags are available for File archive
oAuditing - tags are available for Archive
4.Click Update to save the changes. The new tab will be added to the tab list.
Create a Tag from the Archive > Exchange view or Report > Audit view
1.Log in to ArchiveWeb and open the Archive > Exchange view or Report > Audit view.
2.Click the + icon next to the Tags node in the navigation pane.
3.Enter the tag details in the Add New Tag dialog.
4.Click OK to save the tag.
Create a tag from item preview
1.Log in to ArchiveWeb and search for any archived items.
2.Select any item. from the preview pane click the + icon next to the Tags property.
3.Click + Add new tag in the Add Tag window that opens.
4.Enter the tag details in the Add New Tag dialog.
5.Click OK to save the tag.
1.Click your user display name and select Manage Settings > Tags.
2.Click Edit for the tag that you want to change.
3.When you are done with your changes, click Update to save your changes.
4.Click your user display name and select Manage Settings > Tags.
5.Click Delete for the tag that you want to remove.
6.Click Yes in the confirmation dialog.
Steps to add and remove tags from items
Tags can be added to:
·emails - if the tag is applicable to Global or Exchange archive
·documents - if the tag is applicable to Global or File archive
·auditing items - - if the tag is applicable to Global or Audit
1.Locate the item under Archive > Exchange view or Archive > Files or Report > Auditing tab, or search for an archived item.
2.Select the item to view the item details in the preview pane.
3.To add a tag, do one of the following:
·Use the MENU option
a.Click MENU from the right upper corner in the preview pane.
b.Click Add tags. From the Add Tag window that opens, select the tags you want to add to the item, and click OK.
·Use the Tags + property in the item details
a.Click the + icon next to the Tags property.
4.In the Add Tag window that opens select one or more tags that you want to add to the item and click OK. Once the tag has been added to the items, it will be visible in the list view and preview.
5.To remove a tag, do one of the following:
·Use the MENU option
c.Click MENU from the right upper corner in the preview pane.
d.Click Remove tags. From the Remove Tag window that opens, clear the tag checkboxes that you want to remove from the item, and click OK.
·Use the Tags property in the item details
b.Click X next to the tags that you want to remove from the Tags property. Click Yes in the confirmation window that opens.
Management
Management section constitutes centralized dashboard where user with appropriate permissions can manage specific configuration settings in the following sections:
·File Management
Adding, editing and removing of Archive Manager for Files servers which together establish the file archive system. Additionally, with Scheduler capabilities, Archive Manager for Files jobs are easily managed in the same way as on the Scheduler tab of the Enterprise Manager (Archive Manager for Files).
·Search Management
Registering and managing search servers in the environment.
Search Management
Search Management section is displayed only if appropriate permission is set for the user. This section allows managing of Search servers installed in the environment. Specifying search servers on this tab is prerequisite of search functionality. With no search server defined, search is not available.
After clicking on the Search servers menu, the available Search servers will be listed in the main pane.
NOTE: If web.config file contains information about Search server(s) (this is applicable if upgrading from previous versions of ArchiveWeb) the list will be automatically populated.
By clicking the Delete option the respective Search server will be removed, i.e. it will not be used for Searches.
To add a new Search server click New option in the list header. It will add a new row to the list where you can specify the Search server properties.
NOTE: Avoid using localhost as Server Name.
By clicking the Edit option next to the given server, you can change server properties. The Search Scope marks for which Archive Manager the given search server has been installed (Archive Manager for Files/Exchange).
For Location - this property is applicable only for Archive Manager for Exchange search servers.
For a Search server you can specify a location which the respective Search server "covers" by selecting a location from a "FOR LOCATION" dropdown. This dropdown lists all locations defined in Archive Manager for Exchange in a location where the logged in user has active mailbox. (For more information on locations see the Archive Manager for Exchange Administration Guide.)
Provided there are more Archive Manager for Exchange locations in the environment and each has it own search server, the given search servers must be listed with correct location.
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Federated Search
If you're using more locations, you can setup a Search service for each location. Each Search service will index items on its location.
To setup Federated search (search over more search servers) in ArchiveWeb you have to modify the Search servers (Search Management) by specifying FOR LOCATION value.
Federated search allows you to collect results from more search servers in one search request.
You can perform federated search over all available (according to permissions) search areas:
·Exchange
·Files
·Common