Enterprise Vault™ Setting up Skype for Business Archiving
- About this guide
- Introducing Skype for Business Archiving
- Installing Skype for Business Archiving
- Configuring Skype for Business Archiving
- Configuring Skype for Business Archiving manually
- Configuring an SMTP Archiving task
- Configuring retention categories
- Adding a new Skype for Business Archiving target
- Configuring an SMTP Archiving task
- Editing a Skype for Business Archiving target
- Listing available Skype for Business Archiving targets
- Deleting Skype for Business Archiving targets
- Changing the Enterprise Vault server used to archive Skype for Business conversations
- Using Compliance Accelerator or Discovery Accelerator with Skype for Business Archiving
- Appendix A. PowerShell cmdlets for Skype for Business
Updating the Skype for Business target to use a new Enterprise Vault server
You can update the Skype for Business target using the Administration Console or PowerShell.
If you use PowerShell to update the target, an SMTP Archiving task must already exist on the new server. If no SMTP Archiving task exists, the PowerShell cmdlet fails.
To update the Skype for Business target using the Administration Console
- In the left pane of the Administration Console, locate the Targets node.
- Under Targets, click the Skype for Business container.
- Right-click the target that you want to edit, and then click Properties.
The Skype for Business target Properties dialog box appears.
- In the Enterprise Vault server list, select the new Enterprise Vault server.
If no SMTP Archiving task can be found on the Enterprise Vault server, the New Task button is available. Click the button, and then enter the required information for the SMTP Archiving task, including a suitable location for the SMTP holding folder.
- Click OK.
Enterprise Vault prompts you to remove the permissions from the user on the old server, and then add them to the user on the new server.
To update the Skype for Business target using PowerShell
- In the Enterprise Vault Management Shell, run Set-EVSkypeForBusinessTarget to update the -EVServer parameter. For example:
Set-EVSkypeForBusinessTarget -TargetComputerFQDN "skype01.example.com" -EVServer evserver02.example.local
The -TargetComputerFQDN parameter identifies the computer that is running Skype for Business Server. The -EVServer parameter identifies the new Enterprise Vault server.
Enterprise Vault prompts you to remove the permissions from the user on the old server, and then add them to the user on the new server. If you want to hide the prompts, use the -AssignPermission and -RevokePermission parameters.