EV Licensing?
Updated: 21 May 2010 | 4 comments
I thought I knew this...and did look at the Symantec site...
Is EV (email archiving) licensed based on the number of active mailboxes being archived or the number of archives present in the vault store?
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EV Licensing?
Hi,
It depends on the nomber of mailbox to be archived by enterprise vault.
Agreed. It is by the number
Agreed. It is by the number active mailboxes being archived. You dont need a license for Mailbox Archiving for people who have left the company just do a final archive and close the partition before you delete the user account
Liam Finn
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I think it's actually more
I think it's actually more like the number of "people" who use the mailboxes. So group mailboxes and things do not really count.
But it's hard to get a definitive number here ;)
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From the guide
Per the licensing guide
PRODUCT OFFERING METER LICENSING DEFINITION
Storage Management Per User Total number of current (active) Users to be archived (typically all Standard/Advanced/Enterprise employees in company). We do not require a license for inactive
Editions mailboxes, system/group mailboxes or Users with multiple mailboxes
So basically all 3 posters are correct. There is no link to the archive or use of it as far as the licensing goes. You could assign rights to the archive to another enabled user and add more content if you wanted without requiring a license.
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