on unix systems: /usr/local/catdvServer/plugins Stop the CatDV server from the control panelĮ.g.
#Mail archiver x license key archive#
If running the archive service standalone, use the service control panel to stop the service. Make a note of the current plugin version from this document (or the latest version in the ‘Release Notes’) It may be necessary to quit and re-open the worker to pick up the new worker actions.
Verify that the BackBlaze worker actions are available. If the worker is running, re-connect to the server (Edit Config / CatDV Server / Reconnect) so that the archive plugin fields are available. on Linux: /usr/local/catdvWorker/extensions on Windows: %ProgramData%\Square Box\ExtensionsĮ.g. on a Mac: /Library/Application Support/Square Box/ExtensionsĮ.g. Move the BackBlaze worker plugin file with extension '.catdv' FROM the BackBlaze plugin directory installed in first step TO the worker plugins directory:Į.g. The status may be 'Running (offline)' if BackBlaze is not currently accessible.ĭelete the BackBlaze worker plugin file with extension '.catdv' from the BackBlaze plugin directory (see first step) The service status should be 'Running (online)'. Verify the service setup: In the client, run Tools->Manage BackBlaze Archive Service again. See 'Running archive service standalone'. If running the archive service standalone (configured via a server property in step two), then configure and start the archive service via the service control panel. The service status can be monitored on the management and job queue screens. If the values entered are valid and a connection to BackBlaze can be established, then when the service mode is 'InPlugin' the archive service will be started automatically. In the client, run Tools->Manage BackBlaze Archive Service, enter account id, application key and bucket name and click 'save' or 'save and start'. Open the CatDV client (or log the client back in to the server)Ĭonfigure the parameters to access BackBlaze: Restart the CatDV server from the control panel See 'Plugin server properties' below and 'Running archive service standalone', if applicable.Įnter optional properties if desired. Open 'Server Config' from the control panelĮnter required properties into the CatDV Server tab, 'Other' field. Set optional server properties for the plugin, if desired: on Windows: C:\Program Files (x86)\Square Box\CatDV Server\plugins on Unix systems: /usr/local/catdvServer/pluginsĮ.g.
#Mail archiver x license key zip#
IMPORTANT: If you don't already have a BackBlaze account or you don't know the access keys see 'BackBlaze setup' for further details.Ĭopy the whole directory extracted from this zip to the plugins directory:Į.g. In addition, to run the archive service standalone (outside the server):ĬatDV Service Control Panel 1.2 or later New Installation To trigger BackBlaze file transfers from the Worker you need:īackBlaze Worker Plugin 1.5, included in this installation as BackBlazeWorker.catdv This allows MailStore Home also to be used for migrating emails.In order to use this BackBlaze archiving plugin you need:ĬatDV Pegasus or Enterprise Client 12.0b15 or laterĬatDV Plugin license 'ARCBB' (Rest API license with multiple sessions) Not a One-Way StreetĪll archived emails can be restored from the archive at any time using the handy export feature. With MailStore Home, you can keep all your emails safely in the archive, where they are easily retrievable. i All references to Microsoft 365 interchangeably apply to the Office 365 Enterprise plans and other plans that kept Office 365 in their name.Īll Emails Securely Stored in the ArchiveĮmails can be lost due to incomplete data backups, corrupted PST files, or other technical problems.Furthermore, we reserve the right to completely remove support for these products in a future MailStore update.Microsoft Exchange Server 21, 2010, 2013, 20 mailboxes Therefore, we are only able to ensure limited compatibility and thus provide limited technical support for Microsoft Exchange Server 20.
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