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For Outlook is opened, only the General section of the Mimecast tab is displayed. This is usually due to the Mimecast Windows service not running when Microsoft Outlook is started.ResolutionShut down Microsoft Outlook.Open the Microsoft Services by:Clicking the Start button.Clicking the Run menu item.Typing services.msc.View the status of the service. If necessary, start it by:Right-click on the msddsk.exe service (called Mimecast.Services.Windows.Personal).Clicking the Start menu item.Open Microsoft Outlook.If the service has started, but the issue persists, another application/add-in may be stopping the Mimecast service from starting. Mimecast Support will be able to assist you in investigating what is causing this behavior.Could Not Access NetworkProblemA significant delay is experienced when starting Microsoft Outlook, resulting in a Could not access network location \Hewlett-Packard\\ error.SolutionSome possible causes would need to be investigated, as this error could indicate a conflict with a third-party application. This error can be caused by an entry in the registry, which causes issues on Windows 7 when running some installers.Monitor Mimecast for Outlook performance by:Ensuring the latest Office Service Packs are installedUninstalling Mimecast for Outlook and record the Microsoft Outlook load time.Perform a clean install of Mimecast for Outlook, start Microsoft Outlook, and record the load time.Disable the certificate check for publisher's revocation and server revocation (in Internet Explorer).Start Microsoft Outlook and record the load time.Temporarily disable all other add-ins apart from Mimecast for Outlook.Start Microsoft Outlook and record the load time.Submit the findings to Mimecast Support and your Mimecast for Outlook Logs for further analysis.Review this link as a

Updated March 03, 2025 15:55 This article contains information on troubleshooting and resolving common Mimecast for Outlook errors, including Default Account Error, Account Options Displayed, and Could Not Access Network, with troubleshooting steps and registry modifications where applicable.Default Account ErrorProblemWhen attempting to start Mimecast for Outlook 2010 or 2013, a Default account is not an exchange account error is displayed. The Accounts section of the Mimecast tab is grayed out.SolutionWhere you have Microsoft Office products (e.g. Visio, Access) from different Microsoft Office versions on the same machine, it is possible that conflicting Windows registry entries can cause the error displayed above. This is true even if all your users are on Exchange accounts. The proposed solution is to amend the machine's registry.Changing your Windows registry can have a serious effect on your machine. It must only be performed by someone who understands how the Windows Registry works and has created a restore point. Due to this solution, Mimecast cannot take responsibility for an incorrectly configured registry.You can change your registry, by using the following steps:Close all Microsoft Office applications.Click the Windows Start button.Click the Run menu item.Enter the regedit command.Click the OK button.Navigate to the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Wow6432Node\TypeLib\{00062FFF-0000-0000- C000-000000000046} registry key.If there are multiple key values, delete all but the latest Microsoft Office version key according to the values below:KeyMicrosoft Office Version9.6Microsoft Office 20169.5Microsoft Office 20139.4Microsoft Office 2010These values are based on an x64 machine. The same applies for x86 but using x86 variables.Close the Registry Editor.Restart the machine.Account Options DisplayedProblemWhen Mimecast

Protect your data and users with secure email options from MimecastWhen sending sensitive information via email, your users need secure email options to protect data such as customer records, financials and new product information from leaking outside the organization. Yet traditional solutions for secure emails and secure document exchange often create an administrative burden for users and recipients. The result is a slow adoption rate for encryption technology, leading to situations where users may frequently send sensitive data via unencrypted email, exposing valuable corporate information to a variety of email security risks.Mimecast Secure Messaging provides easy-to-use technology that lets your users choose secure email options directly from their standard mailbox application. With Mimecast, secure messages never leave Mimecast's secure messaging platform, providing superior security for sensitive data that is shared with contacts outside the organization.How Mimecast secure email options workTo send a message with secure email options, users create a new message in Outlook or Mimecast for Mac as usual and then choose the Send Secure option on the Mimecast tab. Before sending the message, users can choose from several secure email options to require read receipts, set message expiration dates, or prevent the recipient from printing, replying or replying all to the message.After the message is sent, the email and any attachments are uploaded to the Mimecast cloud, scanned for malware and checked against policies concerning content control and data leak prevention. Emails and attachments are then stored in Mimecast's secure AES encrypted archive.Message recipients then receive a notice with information about how to log onto Mimecast's secure web portal. Once logged on, recipients can retrieve messages, download attachments and send emails and documents back to the original sender.Mimecast also provides administrators with secure email options that automatically initiate a secure message when an email meets certain policy criteria. For example, emails sent to a particular domain or to a specific recipient may be automatically sent via Secure Messaging, as well as email that contains certain keywords like "confidential" in the subject line.Benefits of Mimecast's secure email optionsMimecast's secure email options enable you to: Simplify encryption by providing users with an easy way to send secure messages and attachments without needing knowledge of encryption keys or certificate management, and without requiring recipients to download and install software. Increase security with granular message controls for read receipts, expiration dates and restrictions on printing and replying. Automatically trigger secure email options

Updated November 27, 2024 15:09 This article describes how to install the Mimecast Security Agent for Windows using Group Policy Object (GPO), and is intended for use by Administrators.PAGE CONTENTSPrerequisitesCreating a Transform File (.MST)Installing the Mimecast Security Agent for Windows using GPO PrerequisitesBefore deploying the Mimecast Web Security agent to the client machines, you must ensure the following have been met:Prerequisites for Mimecast Web Security.Prerequisites for Mimecast Security Agent for Windows.Creating a Transform File (.MST)These instructions describe how to create a transform file (.MST) using Orca. You can use other third party software capable of creating transform files, but these are not covered here.You can create a transform file using Orca by using the following steps:Download and install Orca.On the machine where Orca is installed, download the Mimecast Web Security Agent MSI File for Windows. See Installing the Mimecast Security Agent for Windows.Extract the .ZIP file to a directory.Start Orca via the Start Menu.Click on the File | Open.Select the MimecastSecurityAgentWorkstation64.msi file from the extracted .ZIP file directory.Click on the Open button.Click on the Transform | New Transform.Select the Property table.Click on Tables | Add Row.Note:Newer versions of the agent already have the LICENSEKEY property, meaning step 10 can be skipped.Complete the Add Row dialog as follows:Property: LICENSEKEYValue: Enter the license key and click OK. This can be obtained either from the:Mimecast Administration Console. Navigate to Web Security | Agent Settings and select the Installation tab.Customerkey file that forms part of the Mimecast Security Agent installation download.Click on the OK button to add the LICENSEKEY property to the table.Click on the Transform | Generate Transform menu item. The Save Transform As dialog is displayed.Specify a transform File Name in your chosen directory.Click on the Save button.Installing the Mimecast Security Agent for Windows using GPOYou can install the Mimecast Security Agent for Windows using GPO with the .MST file by using the following steps:Open the Group Policy Management Console on the machine you use to manage your GPOs.Create a GPO in the Forests | Domains | Group Policy Objects folder, giving it an appropriate name (e.g. Mimecast Web Security Agent). See