How to add the Company Logo to the secure envelope on the Cisco Encryption Appliance (formerly IEA)

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Updated:August 5, 2014

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Place the image file into the following folders.

/usr/local/postx/server_x.x.x/conf/branding/1/branding/ (this folder might not exist in newer versions)
/usr/local/postx/server_x.x.x/conf/branding/branding/
/usr/local/postx/server_x.x.x/samples/default_envelope/
In the Administration Console, go to the Configuration tab > Select View: Advanced > SMTPModule > Applications.
- Click on any application using the envelope (i.e RegisteredEnvelopeEnrolled)
- Click on 'Message Personalization' tab. Under 'Message Bar Logo URL' change the 'PostXLogo.gif' filename to your image name. You also have the option to change the 'Message Bar Logo Destination' to any url.
- This step can be repeated for each application using an envelope.
Go to Configuration tab > SMTPModule > Envelopes > Default > Graphics > Logo.
Change the PostXLogo.gif filename in 'Image Source' and 'Image Link' to the name of your image. You can set 'href' to point to a different url as well.
Click Deploy Changes on the upper right corner.
Restart the SMTP adapter.
The logo change requires a server restart