Veritas VCS-324 Exam Made Easy: Step-by-Step Preparation Guide

Webapp.ini

MAPISVC.INF

VC_desktop.txt

web.config

on the Vault Store properties

on the Vault Store partition properties

on the Vault Store group properties

on the Enterprise Vault server properties

run EVSVR, then run the Veritas Enterprise Vault 12.3 installer

upgrade to Veritas Enterprise Vault 11.0.1 first, then run the Veritas Enterprise Vault 12.3 installer

use the Server Settings Migration Wizard

upgrade to Veritas Enterprise Vault 11.0.1 first, then use the Server Settings Migration Wizard

SMTP Policy > X-Headers tab > select the Searchable checkbox

SMTP Policy > X-Headers tab > change the name of the X-Header to “Company.ConfidentialPlans.Searchable”

SMTP Policy > X-Headers tab > change the Type setting to “Searchable”

SMTP Policy > X-Headers tab > deselect the Retrievable checkbox

log in with a Power Administrator account and use Directory > Authorization Manager

log in with the Vault Service account and use Directory > Authorization Manager

log in with a Power Administrator account and clone the access definitions

log in with the Vault Service account and clone the access definitions

Enterprise Vault Search

Metadata Store

MIME Optimized Single-Instance Storage

TCP port 443

.DVS

.XML

.HTML

.TIF

when migrating a few PST files into the archive

when locating PST files on users' computers before migrating

when migrating a large number of PST files

when collecting users' PST files in a central location before migrating

clear the "Delete expired items from this archive automatically" check box in the archive properties

use the Tools > Disable Mailboxes option

mark the "Lock this category" check box in the Retention Category properties and restart the storage server

create and apply an EVPM initialization file with "NONDeletable=True" against the mailbox

use Computer Manager to manually move C:\windows\system32\msmq to a shared cluster disk resource

use Windows Failover Cluster Manager to add the Message Queuing resource; in the properties add the MSMQ disk to the resource list

use the Component Services snap-in to manually move C:\windows\system32\msmq to a shared cluster disk resource

use Windows Failover Cluster Manager to add the MSMQ resource; add C:\windows\system32\msmq to the resource list and convert it to a shared disk