November 2013 Release Notes

New Major Features:

Storage Vaults

Enterprise Edition customers can now use StorageVaults that allow IT administrators to designate specific storage endpoints for users, groups, and folders StorageVaults allow customers to: Meet data residency/sovereignty requirements Utilize excess storage capacity available across multiple storage arrays in their data center IT administrators can create storage sets that allows them to assign groups of users to specific StorageVaults Storage set priorities determine which StorageVault gets applied to a user

Release details:

Storage vaults:

• Ability for IT administrators to create, configure and manage StorageVaults
• Users are assigned a StorageVault through their group membership
• IT administrators can determine the priority of each storage set which determines which StorageVault is applied to a user
• Each group can have only one storage set assigned to it, but a storage set can be assigned to multiple groups. If no storage set is assigned to a group, the “Default storage set” is applied
• Ability for administrators to view:
• Groups assigned to a storage set
• Storage consumption per user per StorageVault
• Dashboard displaying storage consumption history by StorageVault
• Ability for IT administrators to create a folder on behalf of a user and specify a StorageVault for it
• Ability for IT administrators to change:
• Priority of storage sets
• StorageVault within a storage set
• Groups that are assigned to a storage set

NOTE: The storage quota assigned to a group only applies to the group's current StorageVault. If a group is assigned to a new StorageVault, the storage quota applied to the old StorageVault will no longer be applicable.