Upgrading to Enterprise Vault 10

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Upgrading to Enterprise Vault 10

CA Data Protection integration with Enterprise Vault is provided through two alternative versions of the EV archive agent:

Wgnsev.dll is the default custom filter. It enables CA Data Protection to integrate with Enterprise Vault 7, 8 and 9.
Wgnsev10.dll enables CA Data Protection to integrate with Enterprise Vault 10.

The CA Data Protection installer detects which version of Enterprise Vault is present and installs the appropriate .dll. However, if you later upgrade to Enterprise Vault 10 from an earlier version, you must also upgrade your CA Data Protection integration to use the correct version of the EV archive agent.

First, you must fix the CA Data Protection data ingestion capabilities for archived Domino emails. This fix enables CA Data Protection to apply policy to Domino emails before they are stored in an Enterprise Vault 10 archive. (A similar fix is not needed for archived Exchange emails.) Then you must 'repair' the CA Data Protection data retrieval capabilities, to enable the Remote Data Manager (RDM) to retrieve emails from an Enterprise Vault 10 archive.

To upgrade your CA Data Protection integration to support Enterprise Vault 10

(Needed for archived Domino emails only.) Edit the registry on the Enterprise Vault host server to specify the new .dll.
1. Go to the following registry key:
```
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\KVS\Enterprise Vault\External Filtering\Lotus Journalling
```
2. Set the '1' registry value to:
```
<path>\wgnsev10.dll!wgnsev10.WgnSevLDfilter
```
  Important! These values are case-sensitive. Type them exactly as they are shown here!
  
  Where <path> specifies the path to wgnsev10.dll. For example:
```
C:\Program Files (x86)\CA\CA DataMinder\client\WgnSEV10.dll!WgnSEVLD.WgnSevLDfilter
```
Repair the CA Data Protection installation on the server that is hosting the Remote Data Manager.
For example, in Windows Server 2008 R2, open the Programs and Features applet and select the 'CA Data Protection Server' feature. Then click the Repair button.