2. Click Mail Archiving tab and select whether to archive inbound and/or outbound emails.
4. To exclude archiving of emails received by certain users, select the Exceptions tab, tick
Do not archive emails where the sender or recipient is in the list below, click
Add button and add user email address in the
Email list.
5. Click OK button to finalize your configuration.
5. Click on the Install button to install the role services.
3. You now need to enter the path where the content is located. Click Browse, and folder AWI\wwwroot folder in the GFI MailEssentials installation path.
4. Next you need to set the access permissions. Check the Read and
Run Scripts (such as ASP) checkboxes only. Make sure all the other checkboxes are unchecked. Click
Next and on the finish page click
Finish to finish the Virtual Directory Creation Wizard.
6. In the Virtual Directory tab of the
Properties dialog, check the
Read,
Log Visits and
Index this resource checkboxes. Make sure that all the other checkboxes are unchecked. In the
Execute Permissions list box, select
Scripts only.
7. Access the Documents tab. Remove all the default documents except for
default.asp.
NOTE: Since the Archive Web Interface provides access to all the emails archived by GFI MailEssentials, it is important to setup proper authentication and security for this web server and virtual directory. There are three ways to secure the Search Interface. These are Basic Authentication, Digest and Integrated Windows Authentication. Integrated Windows Authentication is the preferred choice in an Active Directory environment, because it makes the authentication process seamless, since initially it does not prompt the users for their username or password information. Rather, it uses the current Windows user information on the client computer for authentication. If you are installing GFI MailEssentials in a DMZ, use Basic authentication.
9. Check the Integrated Windows authentication checkbox (recommended if installed on the internal network) OR
Basic Authentication checkbox (if installed in the DMZ). Ensure that the
Enable anonymous access checkbox is unchecked.
NOTE 1: If using Integrated Windows authentication, then authentication will occur against Active Directory. This means you do not need to configure additional users. If you use basic authentication, authentication will occur against the local user database on the machine. In this case create usernames and passwords on that local machine. For more information on securing IIS, please review the IIS documentation.
10. Click OK to finalize your configuration.
5. Click OK to create the new Application.
The AWI will load the search page. Click on the Full Archive link in the top right corner to access the full archive page.
