Hi all,
Any hints or thoughts?

Thanks and regards

So you want to automate this process?
https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.000029044

You can automate the generation of the .ini and invoke the command line referenced easy enough in Powershell.  I'd have to take a peek at the EVCLI to give any hints on the way to invoke the application level items (I don't have the product), have you got anything started in code yet?

Hi Dustin,
Thanks for the comment.

Currently I'm still on the draft board - so no scripts around. Looking for options.

The perfect solution will be;
User leave company = The full Mailbox will be immediately archived

I saw the link you posted already. But with the INI file I'm just able to SET the policy for the mailbox,
but executed must be manually via RunNow Job in the GUI of enterprise vault.
Can we automate this via any shell  -  the runnow for a mailbox for unlimited objects.

The powershell cli from enterprise vault is very limited and you can't process this task from my point of view.
The evpm is used mainly to set the policies and e.g. trigger an pst import process.

Many thanks for the hints
regards
Teggra

As mentioned, I don't have the product but hopefully we can get it going in the right direction here.

Is the FSARunNow command not what you need for that?  Can you make a sample job and experiment with that to fire it off?  Potentially some data may potentially be needed from SQL to use the task, if so that can be gained via Powershell.
https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.v8824317_v89941664

Deleting the user from AD/Exchange is a very simple process.  You can use Remote-Mailbox (https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa995948(v=exchg.160).aspx) and Remove-ADUser (https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee617206.aspx) for those tasks.

In the past I've had similar tasks automated.  I generally track things in a sql express database and use Powershell to handle tasks.

>Powershell runs to disable the user and any other places where access to the environment may be possible.
>Resets passwords as needed on items based off Group Membership and updates our vault with the new generated ones.
>Queue up an archiving task that runs and moves a last copy of the user's data to an archive location (both file server & PC locations).
>Fires the Backup Exec job to run an incremental on the long term archive job.
>Updates the table that the task was completed successfully after run.
>Leaves the user in a disabled state for 7 days in a SQL table that schedules the deletions in SQL table.
>7 days later the user account & mailbox is deleted via scheduled task that checks table for any deletions to do that day.

My solution is a short workaround:
1) I will export the exchange mailbox to pst
2) I will create the .ini file for EVPM via script and change the required variables
3) I will execute the evpm with the ini file to import the pst into the ev archive (only non-archived objects will be imported to the archive)