Personal Store Management: General

Computer. The name of the computer. This is a computer that has been found the PST Locator task.
Domain. The domain in which the computer exists.
Associated mailbox. The mailbox that is used for PST files whose ownership cannot be determined by other means.
PST Migrator determines ownership using the following rules:
- If the PST file is found in a user's profile, then that user's mailbox is used.
- If the PST file is not in a profile but has been marked by Outlook, then the information provided by the marking is used.
  
  You can configure desktop clients so that, when a user starts Outlook, the client writes a marker into each PST file that is listed in the mail profile. The marker indicates the Vault Site, the default archive, and the default Retention Category. If PST Migrator finds one of these marked PST files it is able to read this information and is also able to determine the mailbox that owns the default archive.
- If the PST has not been marked but the file ownership can be matched to a mailbox owner then that mailbox is used.
- If a mailbox cannot be chosen by using any of the above rules, then the mailbox you specify for Associated mailbox is used.
Click Browse if you want to select a different mailbox. You can leave Associated mailbox blank if required.
Last registry search. The date and time when the computer's registry was last searched for PST files in user profiles.
Last hard disk search. The date and time when the computer's hard disk was last searched for PST files.

Search this computer when PST Locator task runs. Select this to enable searches of the computer. Clear this if you do not want the computer to be searched for PST files.

Note:

If you are running Enterprise Vault in a cluster, do not include in the search those computers that contain either the PST holding folder (specified on the General tab of the Site Properties) or PST temporary files folder (specified on the Settings tab of the PST Migrator Task Properties).

Registry search status. Indicates whether the most recent registry search of the computer succeeded.
Hard disk search status. Indicates whether the most recent hard disk search of the computer succeeded.