You can automate the SkyVault Outlook Client installation by using
the msiexec command.
You might need local administrator rights to install .NET 3.5 and Microsoft VS Tools for
Office Runtime. Ensure you have already installed the required AMP files in your SkyVault
instance. See Installing SkyVault Outlook Integration for more information.
- Extract the contents of the SkyVault-outlook-client-2.0.0-19.zip file using a standard unzip tool.
- Locate x64/SkyVaultOutlookClient_x64_2.0.0.msi or x86/SkyVaultOutlookClient_x86_2.0.0.msi, depending on whether you are running a 64-bit or 32-bit version of Windows.
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From a command line, navigate to the x64 or
x86 directory, and run the msiexec command.
For example:
msiexec /i SkyVaultOutlookClient_x86_2.0.0.msi HOST=127.0.0.1:8080 AUTH=basicNote: Microsoft Office Primary Interop Assemblies are also installed, if they do not already exist in your version of Microsoft Office.Here is a full list of parameters that can be used with the msiexec command:Parameter Values Description HOST Format: <http|https>://<hostname>:<port> Sets the SkyVault server URL. Port is optional. SHARE Default: share Sets context to SkyVault Share. SkyVault Default: SkyVault Sets context to the SkyVault repository. CULTURE en|de|es|it|fr|ja|ru|zh-cn|pt-br|nl|nb-no Default: en Sets language for SkyVault Outlook Client. SHAREALT No default Sets alternative URL for SkyVault Share. AUTH basic|windows|saml Sets authentication type. APPTITLE Default: SkyVault Outlook Plugin Sets a custom title for SkyVault Outlook Client. Format: "My Custom Title" -
Verify that SkyVault Outlook Client
has installed in Microsoft Outlook.
You will see an SkyVault Client tab on the toolbar. Click this tab to view options for configuring the SkyVault Outlook Client.
If you did not enter a client license key in SkyVault Share, you must enter one when you open Microsoft Outlook. Navigate to SkyVault Client > Configure > License to enter your key.