These services run in the following locations, depending on the type of file server:
For NTFS file servers, you must install the FSA Agent on the file server if you want to use placeholder shortcuts, File Blocking, or FSA Reporting.
For NetApp filers, the File Placeholder service and File Collector service run on the Enterprise Vault server and access the NetApp device using CIFS. To implement File Blocking, you must configure a Windows server in the Administration Console as a file server, and install the FSA Agent on the Windows server to provide a File Blocking agent server for the NetApp filer.
For EMC Celerra devices, the File Placeholder service and File Collector service run on the Enterprise Vault server and access the Celerra device using CIFS. File Blocking on Celerra devices is not supported.
You can install the FSA Agent on NTFS file servers from the Administration Console, or manually.
See Installing the FSA Agent on an NTFS file server.
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You can make the FSA services highly available in a clustered file server environment. See About FSA clustering. |