Running the Signature Manager Exchange Edition setup wizard

The Setup Wizard

Having installed Exclaimer Signature Manager Exchange Edition, the setup wizard must be completed. This wizard takes you through the basic setup required to get started with the product, as shown below.

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The first stage of the setup wizard displays summary information about the process:


2.
Click Next to move to the next stage to view an introduction to the policy setup that you are about to complete:


3.
Click Next to move to the next stage and set conditions for your first signature policy. For testing purposes, default conditions are set so that the policy will be triggered for any emails where both the sender and the recipient are set to be the currently logged-in user.

You can update these conditions now, or at any time after the installation, so if you are not sure what to set at this point, simply accept default conditions and continue:


4.
Click Next to move to the next stage and select a template to associate with your first policy. A number of standard templates are provided but you can update this template at any time after the installation. If you are not sure what to select at this point, simply accept the default and continue:


5.
Click Next to preview the selected template, to see how it would be presented in the context of an email message:


If the selected template contains Active Directory fields, the preview might vary depending on which user is associated with the message. If required, you can select a specific user via the display data from user option at the bottom of the preview window.

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If you wish to edit the selected template, click the Edit button to open the template editor and make required changes.

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Click Next to complete the process and start Exclaimer Signature Manager Exchange Edition in the Exclaimer console:

Having completed the installation process, it is a good idea to check Exclaimer console settings. If you wish to manage multiple servers, you should also check remote deployment options.