The second cumulative hotfix following from Enterprise Vault 10.0.3 has been released. More details are available from the following technote:
May 172013
Mar 212013
Last night I read a note about the release of Enterprise Vault 10.0.3 Cumulative Hotfix 1.
It’s actually not just another release that can be ignored, it’s quite important. In the note is this text:
| Source | ETrack |
| Value | 3011655 |
| Description | Attachment content may not be indexed in certain circumstances when indexes with legacy data are being upgraded |
Feb 252013
Over the last week or so there have been two important updates in the Exchange world. These are important for people who use Enterprise Vault to target Microsoft Exchange.
The first release is Exchange 2010 Service Pack 3. It was talked about back in September that it was ‘coming soon’ and then on the 12th February it was announced as live on the Exchange Team Blog. This update brings many fixes and most importantly allows coexistence with Exchange 2010 and Exchange 2013. Whilst Enterprise Vault 10.0.3 does support Exchange 2013, it does not (yet) have certified support for Exchange 2010 Service Pack 3. So, wait, before installing the service pack!
The second release also announced on 12th February is:
Exchange 2010 SP 2 Update Rollup 6 AND
Exchange 2007 SP 3 Update Rollup 10
Typically Enterprise Vault certification doesn’t go down as far as the individual rollup levels, so, these *should* work and you *can* install them. However, it is strongly advised to test them out yourself on a lab environment which hopefully has many of the same components deployed as your production environment. You might also consider pinging the Enterprise Vault forum on Symantec Connect for feedback before taking the plunge on your production environment.