Enterprise Vault™ FSA Reporting Deployment Guidelines
- Deploying FSA Reporting with Enterprise Vault
- About deploying FSA Reporting with Enterprise Vault
- Assumptions, notes, and recommended settings
- Guidelines for deploying FSA Reporting
- Changing the number of simultaneous target volume scans
- Managing the data uploads to the FSA Reporting databases
- Changing the storage location for scan data on an Enterprise Vault server
Assumptions, notes, and recommended settings
Note the following:
The guidelines assume that you use the default values for FSA Reporting's settings, unless otherwise advised.
We recommend that where appropriate you change the default storage location for FSA Reporting's temporary files on the file server.
See the section "Setting the storage location for FSA Reporting's temporary files" in the Enterprise Vault Reporting guide.
The guidelines assume that data collection for FSA Reporting's duplicate files reports is disabled. Enterprise Vault disables data collection for the duplicate files reports by default. Data collection for these reports incurs a performance overhead that is best avoided unless you require the reports. If you enable data collection for these reports, FSA Reporting's scan times may be significantly longer, depending on the number of files in the target volume.
See the section "Modifying the FSA Reporting data collection parameters" in the Enterprise Vault Reporting guide.
We recommend that you modify two registry values to use the new default values if you upgrade to any version of Enterprise Vault 9.0 from one of the following releases:
Enterprise Vault 8.0 SP1.
The Enterprise Vault 8.0 Original Release with no service packs applied.
See Resetting the WebServiceTimeout and FilePartSize values after upgrading.