Enterprise Vault™ Setting up Microsoft Teams Archiving
- About this guide
- Introducing Microsoft Teams Archiving
- Configuring Microsoft Teams Archiving
- Preparing to configure a Microsoft 365 connection
- Managing Teams archive tasks
Preparing to configure a Microsoft 365 connection
The
wizard enables you to add a connection and perform the following actions:Connect to the Azure Active Directory
Configure Importers for collection of Microsoft Teams data
Ensure that you have the following information available with you from your Microsoft Azure administrator:
Assigning the permissions required for exporting data from Microsoft Teams.
and which you have copied at inX509 certificate's thumbprint or X509 certificate and its password
Ensure that you have the following information available with you from your Veritas Merge1 administrator:
Note:
To learn how to collect the Merge1 information, see Collecting Merge1 information.
Merge1 instance URL
API Client Application ID associated with the Merge1 server
API Client Secret associated with the Merge1 server
Merge1 requires an SSL certificate to use in the authentication flow. This certificate must be generated by the customer and the certificate thumbprint must be entered in the "X509 Certificate Thumbprint" field of Connector Configuration.
Note:
If you want to generate your own X.509 certificate, see Steps to generate a self-signed certificate (X.509) for the Merge1 server.
You can also use the same certificate used by Merge1 Web Application, to do this launch PowerShell and run the command below, this might return several certificates. Choose the one depending on your requirements and copy the thumbprint.
Get-ChildItem -path cert:\LocalMachine\My
To be able to create a connection, the Data Access Account must be set on the Directory properties. You must create an Enterprise Vault anonymous user. For more information about creating an anonymous user, see https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.100022472.
If you already have a Data Access Account user created, you can use the same account. You must re-enter the credentials associated with the account at
, so that the user account is configured in the IIS Merge1WebHook application.You must install the Enterprise Vault site certificate from IIS on the Merge1 server.
Install Merge1 server self-signed certificate or X509 certificate of Merge1 server (which is uploaded on the Microsoft Azure portal) under the local machine's trusted root on the Enterprise Vault server.