Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance X1050 Guía De Información

Edit the CommonComponentsConfig.xml file to to be user agnostic, allowing any user to load the
configuration to their Outlook profile.

Using a text editor, f

1.

Find the accountFileNames tag: 

<accountFileNames>

<accountFileName filePath="config_1.xml" emailAddressAndKeyServer="user@domain.com

res.cisco.com" defaultReportAccount="true" defaultEncryptAccount="true" profileName="[Cisco

Enterprise Exchange]" />

</accountFileNames>

2.

Edit the accountFileNames section, removing the pre-exisiting emailAddress and
profileName entries: 

<accountFileNames>

<accountFileName filePath="config_1.xml" emailAddressAndKeyServer="*"

defaultReportAccount="true" defaultEncryptAccount="true" />

</accountFileNames>

3.

Note: Assure that the accountFileName syntax is properly formatted.  If
the accountFileName configuration line is incorrect, Outlook will set the plug-in to default
values and will also mark the plug-in as Inactive for Outlook Add-ins:

Un-install the  Control Panel > Programs and Features > Cisco Email Security Plug-In, and
selecting Uninstall/Change.  Complete the steps as prompted.

At this point the custom configuration files are ready to install.  From the Windows CLI, run the
following syntax to install:

Where the directory after the "=" specifies the directory to the customized configuration files.

Other switch parameters used during the .exe installation:

Switch Description
/exenoui Launches the EXE setup without UI
/qn

q , qn - No UI