Veritas Alta™ Archiving : Cloudlink Administration Guide
- About this guide
- About CloudLink
- About Exchange mailbox delegation synchronization
- System requirements for CloudLink
- Steps to set up CloudLink
- Installing or upgrading the CloudLink application
- Setting up CloudLink with Microsoft Exchange
- Configuring Exchange 2003 servers for CloudLink
- Configuring Exchange Server 2007, 2010, 2013, and 2016 servers for CloudLink
- Configuring CloudLink for Microsoft Exchange
- Creating CloudLink tasks for Exchange
- Selecting the Active Directory users, groups, or OUs to perform a task
- Setting up CloudLink with Domino
- Configuring CloudLink for Domino
- Creating CloudLink tasks for Domino
- Monitoring and managing tasks and archive accounts
- Known issues and limitations
Editing, copying, and deleting tasks
You can do the following with the tasks that are listed in the Created Task List:
Edit the details of a task that is scheduled to run in the future.
See “To edit a task that is scheduled to run in the future”.
Copy a task to create a new task that is identical except for its name and schedule.
See “To copy a task”.
Create a new task by using the values of an existing task as a starting point in the Create Task wizard.
See “To create a new task by using the values of an existing task as a starting point”.
Delete a task from the task list. All future scheduled runs of the task are canceled.
Note:
You cannot delete a task if CloudLink is currently running the task.
See “To delete a task”.
To edit a task that is scheduled to run in the future
- Click Task Manager near the bottom of the left pane, to view the Welcome To Task Manager Wizard page.
- Under Created Task List, select the task that you want to edit, and then right-click.
- Select Edit Task.
- The Edit Task Options dialog box appears. Select Edit existing task, and then click OK.
- The first page of the Task Manager Wizard appears. Work through the wizard to edit the details of the existing task.
See Selecting the Active Directory users, groups, or OUs to perform a task.
To copy a task
- Click Task Manager near the bottom of the left pane, to view the Welcome To Task Manager Wizard page.
- Under Created Task List, select the task that you want to copy, and then right-click.
- Select Copy Task from the drop-down menu. The Copy Task dialog box appears.
- In the Task Name box, enter a name for the new task.
Choose when to run the task:
To run the task immediately and once only, select Run Immediately. Then go to step 8.
To run the task later, either once or recurrently, select Enable Schedule.
To run the task immediately and also later, either once or recurrently, select Run Now and Schedule for Later.
- If you chose to schedule the task, then under Start Date and Time select the future date and time to run the task.
If you want a scheduled task to recur, do as follows:
Under Recurrence, select Repeat Every and then select the frequency with which to run the task.
Note:
A high frequency such as hourly may create a heavy demand on your network bandwidth.
Then under Repeat, specify one the following:
No End Date
The task continues to recur with no end date.
Number of Times
The task runs for the number of times that you select.
Until
The task recurs until the date and time that you select.
- Click Copy to create the new task, or click Cancel to cancel the copy.
To create a new task by using the values of an existing task as a starting point
- Click Task Manager near the bottom of the left pane, to view the Welcome To Task Manager Wizard page.
- Under Created Task List, select the existing task and then right-click.
- Select Edit Task.
- If the task is scheduled to run in the future, the Edit Task Options dialog box appears. Select Edit and create new task, and then click OK.
- The first page of the Task Manager Wizard appears. Work through the wizard to edit the details for the new task.
See Selecting the Active Directory users, groups, or OUs to perform a task.
To delete a task
- Click Task Manager near the bottom of the left pane, to view the Welcome To Task Manager Wizard page.
- Under Created Task List, select the task and then right-click.
- Select Delete Task.
Note:
You cannot delete a task if CloudLink is currently running it.