Enterprise Vault for Microsoft Exchange Mailbox Archiving Andras Pulai [email protected].
-
Upload
florence-austin -
Category
Documents
-
view
219 -
download
0
Transcript of Enterprise Vault for Microsoft Exchange Mailbox Archiving Andras Pulai [email protected].
Enterprise Vault for Microsoft Exchange Mailbox Archiving
Andras [email protected]
2 NDA required – Symantec Confidential – © 2005
Why Archive?
Enterprise Vault 6.0
Enterprise Vault In Action
Photo Gallery
A G E N D A
1
2
3
4
3 NDA required – Symantec Confidential – © 2005
• Email is exploding– Business email growing 25–30%
– Attachment sizes growing
– Voicemail, video, …
• Email is critical– Email is 75% of corporate IP
– Email is in 75% of corporate litigation
– Regulations around retentionEmail has become the primary medium for how we communicate. The consequence is that email has become a de facto record repository.
CIO Magazine, Jan 2005
Why Archive?Email Challenges
4 NDA required – Symantec Confidential – © 2005
The Magic Quadrant is copyrighted April 2005 (fill in date of publication) by Gartner, Inc. and is reused with permission. The Magic Quadrant is a graphical representation of a marketplace at and for a specific time period. It depicts Gartner's analysis of how certain vendors measure against criteria for that marketplace, as defined by Gartner. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in the Magic Quadrant, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors placed in the "Leaders" quadrant. The Magic Quadrant is intended solely as a research tool, and is not meant to be a specific guide to action. Gartner disclaims all warranties, express or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
2nd Time in a row as only leader
Total New License Revenue = $88.7 Million
Source: Gartner Dataquest (April 2005)
iLumin19.2%
EMC18.3%
CommVault3.9%
IBM2.9%
Zantaz9.2%
Other14.6%
Symantec Total 31.9%
E-Mail Active-Archiving Market Size, 2004
Market And Thought Leadership
3rd time in a row!
Enterprise Vault architecture
6 NDA required – Symantec Confidential – © 2005
Enterprise Vault 6.0A History
• 1997 Product development initiated (“All-In-One” development team)
• 1999 Product first shipped at DEC
• 1999 KVS started with buyout of technology by engineers
• 2003 Gartner’s 1st market survey placed only KVS in the leaders quadrant
• September 2004 KVS (Enterprise Vault) acquired by VERITAS
• April 2005 Gartner’s 2nd survey still places only EV in leaders quadrant
• July 2005 Enterprise Vault Version 6.0 released
• July 2005 Veritas & Symantec merge, EV labelled as a “focus product”
Original core engineering team from Digital still working together
7 NDA required – Symantec Confidential – © 2005
Links
Enterprise Vault 6.0Conceptual Overview
PrimaryDataStore
Transfer
SecondaryData Store
SearchAnalyzeRetrieveDisclose
SecureRationalizeShareRetainFuture ProofIndexCategorizeExpireAudit
8 NDA required – Symantec Confidential – © 2005
Enterprise Vault 6.0Architecture
Sources
MS ExchangeMailboxes, JournalsPublic Folders, PSTs
File ServersWindows, NetApp
SDKIM, Bloomberg, Fax,
DB, SAP, …
MS SharePointSPS and WSS
MS LCSIM logging
Lotus DominoJournals (SP1)
SMTPCapture and archive
Offline Vault Applications
Outlook / OWAShortcuts
SearchOutlook, Web, SP
Archive Explorer
Compliance AcceleratorMonitoring and
supervision
Discovery AcceleratorLegal discovery
Win. ExplorerPlaceholders
SDKApplication / Search
SDKIngest Filter
Secondary Archive
Primary Archive
Enterprise VaultStore/Retain/Expire
Index/Search/Future-ProofView/Restore
Compress/MigrateAudit/Administer
Categorization/Filtering
Archive
SDKData Migrator
Disk
Tape
WORM
Optical
How it works / Usage examples
10 NDA required – Symantec Confidential – © 2005
How It WorksStorage Reduction – Compression and Single Instancing
ExchangeServers
Vault Server
Storage
• Multiple Exchange servers => same Vault Server / Vault Store
• One copy of same email and attachments
• Also between mailbox and journal archives in same Vault Store
• Additional SIS on EMC Centera (“attachment separation”)
• Multiple Exchange servers => same Vault Server / Vault Store
• One copy of same email and attachments
• Also between mailbox and journal archives in same Vault Store
• Additional SIS on EMC Centera (“attachment separation”)
NTFS, NetApp, EMC, IBM,
Storage TEK, …
11 NDA required – Symantec Confidential – © 2005
Storage Service
Exchange/Domino Server(s)
Enterprise Vault Server
JournalMailbox
MailUsers
JournalingTask
• Emails collected to journal mailbox
• Journal archiving task archives journal mailbox
• Optional custom filter plug-in rules to control what is archived
• Can retain archives on WORM storage (e.g., EMC Centera, NetApp SnapLock, IBM DR 550)
• Emails collected to journal mailbox
• Journal archiving task archives journal mailbox
• Optional custom filter plug-in rules to control what is archived
• Can retain archives on WORM storage (e.g., EMC Centera, NetApp SnapLock, IBM DR 550)
How It WorksAutomated Retention: Journal Archiving
Enterprise Vault photo gallery
13 NDA required – Symantec Confidential – © 2005
How It WorksFlexible Email Archiving Policies
• Typically
- By age
- By % of quota
• Additional options
- Items > size
- Min. archiving age
- Delete original
- Shortcut contents
• Typically
- By age
- By % of quota
• Additional options
- Items > size
- Min. archiving age
- Delete original
- Shortcut contents
14 NDA required – Symantec Confidential – © 2005
How It WorksSeamless User Experience
• Icon indicates archived
• Otherwise normal (delete, forward, reply, preview pane, etc.)
• Toolbar buttons and menu options to archive, restore and search
• Also option for client-less deployment (“Universal Shortcuts”)
• Icon indicates archived
• Otherwise normal (delete, forward, reply, preview pane, etc.)
• Toolbar buttons and menu options to archive, restore and search
• Also option for client-less deployment (“Universal Shortcuts”)
15 NDA required – Symantec Confidential – © 2005
File Archiving in Windows Environment
Questions?
Thank You!