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Microsoft Outlook_ How to Connect and Collect
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In this article:
Microsoft Outlook Overview
Microsoft Outlook Requirements
How to Connect and Collect Using Microsoft Outlook
Microsoft Outlook Overview
Connector Features | |
Authorized Connection Required? No | Is identity mapping supported? No |
Audit logs available? Yes | Admin Access? No |
Supports a full archive? No | Custodian based collections? No |
Preserve in place with ILH? No | Resumable sync supported? No |
Supports Onna preservation? No | Syncs future users automatically? No |
Sync modes supported:
| Is file versioning supported? No |
Types of Data Collected | Metadata Collected |
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Microsoft Outlook Requirements
In order to collect from a user, you will need their individual login credentials.
How to Connect and Collect Using Microsoft Outlook
To create a new Microsoft Outlook collection follow the steps below:
Step 1
Click on ‘Workspaces’ in the main menu (a), then click on the workspace where you’d like to add a new sync (b).
Step 2
Click on the ‘+’ icon in the upper right corner to add a new source.
Step 3
Select the Microsoft Outlook connector from your list of available connectors.
Step 4
You’ll now start to configure your sync by adding a source name in the ‘Name’ field (a). You then have the option of connecting and synchronizing a Microsoft shared mailbox. To do so, put a check in the box next to ‘Add shared mailbox’ (b). Then, click ‘Configure’ (c).
Step 5
Enter your Microsoft username (a) and click the blue ‘Next’ button (b)
Step 6
Enter the password for your Microsoft account (a) and then click the blue ‘Sign in’ button (b).
Step 7
You’ll then select the mailboxes you want to include in your sync (a). Then, select your synchronization mode (b) and set your sync start and/or end date (c). Finally, click the blue ‘Done’ button (d).
Step 8
You’ll now see your new source appear alphabetically in the list of ‘Connected sources’ in your workspace.