01-22-2018 06:45 AM - edited 03-08-2019 07:31 PM
I am working with the latest version of the Email Reporting Plug-in 1.1.0.114 to create a new SCCM deployment to upgrade the existing Email Reporting Plug-in 1.0.1.48 which is currently deployed to all of our workstations.
The current deployment uses the following install "CiscoEmailReporting-1-0-1-048.exe" /exenoui /qn UseCustomConfig="\\rshsms01\CiscoEmailSecurity" with custom config xml files set to prevent the first run popup “Send anonymous usage data to Cisco to help us improve the Cisco Email Security Plug-in?” using the following added to the CommonComponentsConfig.xml
<accountFileNames>
<accountFileName filePath="config_1.xml" emailAddress="*" />
</accountFileNames>
<callHomeUrl />
<callHomeAdminEnabled>false</callHomeAdminEnabled>
<callHomeEnabled>false</callHomeEnabled>
<lastSendDate>9/27/2017</lastSendDate>
<lastSendPluginVersion>1.0.1.48</lastSendPluginVersion>
</callHome>
The new deployment also uses a similar install "CiscoEmailReporting-1-1-0-114.exe" /exenoui /qn UseCustomConfig="\\rshsms01\CiscoEmailReporting" with the same custom CommonComponentsConfig.xml. This time however I want the deployment to use a custom config_1.xml to send all flagged email to the Deleted Items folder rather than the Junk Email folders with each button action is customized as the following.
<reportTypes>
<reportType name="spam">
<address>outlook_spam@access.ironport.com</address>
<copyAddressInPlainFormat />
<headerValue>spam</headerValue>
<showInDeletedFolder>true</showInDeletedFolder>
<showInJunkFolder>false</showInJunkFolder>
<largeRibbonButton>true</largeRibbonButton>
<copyAddressOriginal />
</reportType>
During testing however this custom config_1.xml is not running on my test system and flagged email continues to go to Junk Email folder? I wonder if this is due to the fact that a username folder already exists in C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Email Reporintg _Plug-in\ and the custom config_1.xml shows up under Common folder not the username folder due to the fact this is an upgrade?
Also I do not wish to install the Mass Deployment option in the Start Menu to all users when deployed. Can you assist me in setting up the deployment?
01-22-2018 10:43 AM - edited 01-22-2018 10:45 AM
Update:
A fresh install of the Email Reporting Plug-in v1.1.0.114 appears to be working as expected. All of the custom xml files are downloaded locally and the plug-in operates as expected. When the same install is run as an upgrade over an existing install of the Email Reporting Plug-in the plug-in operates with the same settings as the previous plug-in. The custom .xml files are found in the Common folder but not under the %username% folder so the plug-in does not operates as expected.
Any idea on how to perform a mass deployment as an upgrade of the Email Reporting Plug-in?
I also have one other question, what is the uninstall command to uninstall the Email Reporting Plug-in?
02-01-2018 08:25 AM
So nobody has any idea how to preform an upgrade of the Cisco Email Reporting plug-in when custom configurations are already in place?
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