IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Mail, Data Protection for Microsoft Exchange Server, Version 7.1

Installing and activating the language packs

Each language pack contains language-specific information for the Management Console (MMC) GUI, command-line output, and messages. The installation wizard automatically identifies the language of your geographical area, and loads the language pack for that language.

Installing more language packs

To view the Management Console (MMC) GUI, command-line output, and messages in a language other than English, install the language pack that you want. The language packs are executable program files that are in their respective language directory on the product DVD.

Before you begin

Make sure that Data Protection for Exchange is successfully installed before you attempt to install the language packs.

About this task

The setupfcm.exe program automatically starts the setup program for the MMC language pack if installation is done on a computer with a supported language other than English.

The configuration wizard automatically provisions a language pack for any components it provisions. The following instructions describe how to install a language pack manually.

Procedure

Insert the product DVD into the DVD drive and select Run from the Start menu.
Run the following commands:
Data Protection for Exchange Management Console language packs

x:\fcm\aaa\mmc\4100\bbb\setup.exe

Data Protection for Exchange language packs

x:\fcm\aaa\languages\bbb\setup.exe

Where x: is your DVD drive, aaa is x64, and bbb is the three-letter country code that is associated with that language.
Follow the installation instructions that are contained in the prompt windows.
Click Finish to complete the installation.

What to do next

After you install the language pack, you must activate it.

Activating the language packs

After you install the language pack, you must activate the language by updating the Data Protection for Exchange configuration file (tdpexc.cfg by default).

Procedure

Activate the language by using either of the following methods:

Use the set command with the language parameter to specify the language that you want. For example:
```
tdpexcc set lang=fra
```
See the description of the language parameter in Set positional parameters for a list of available languages and their three-letter country codes.
Use the property pages to set the language by doing the following steps:
1. Select the Exchange server instance in the tree view.
2. Click Properties in the Actions pane.
3. Select the Regional property page.
4. Click Regional and Language Options to ensure that system settings match the language that you want to use. The Management Console (MMC) GUI uses system language settings.
5. Select the language from the list of installed language packs. The Data Protection components use language settings from a configuration file.
6. For the best results and correct operation, select the language that matches the system settings. Click Match MMC language to automatically update the language to match the system.

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