Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance X1050 Informationshandbuch

This document describes the process for using custom configuration files in order to install the
Cisco Email Security Plug-in.

 files are available from the

Products Page.)

1.

Install the plug-in via standard installation.  (See 

 for details.)

2.

Load the Business Class Email (BCE) signed XML configuration file.  

3.

Confirm that the plug-in works as expected for encryption.  (This would be assuring custom
configurations to the BCE XML for decrypt/flag/encrypt, and then also additional custom
configuration for CommonComponentsConfiguration XML.)

4.

On a Windows host or Network Server, create a custom installation directory.  (For this
example, using a network share: \\172.18.250.59\share\my_plugin_install)

1.

On the Windows host, navigate to the standard installation directory:

C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco IronPort Email Security Plug-In\

2.

Copy the 'Common' directory from the standard installation directory to the custom
installation directory.

3.

On the Windows host, from the standard installation directory, o user_id directory:

C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco IronPort Email Security Plug-In\<user_id>

4.

Copy the existing config_1.xml and CommonComponentsConfig.xml files to the custom
installation directory, into the 'Common' directory.

5.

From the custom installation directory, in the 'Common' directory that is being constructed for
custom installation, delete the used_configs.bin and cachedFolders.xml files, if present

6.

At this point, the custom installation directory structure should be similar to the following: