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Archive | Did You Know
Zimbra Did You Know: Use Zimbra Briefcase on Mobile with OnlyOffice
By Barry de Graaff on November 2, 2021 in Product News, Did You Know, PowerTips – Users, Zimbra Web Client
Hi Zimbra Customer, Partners & Friends, Did you know that you can use the free OnlyOffice app available for Android and IOS to view and edit documents in the Zimbra briefcase? The OnlyOffice Documents App brings a full-blown Office suite to your mobile! The OnlyOffice App opens and stores documents on Zimbra Briefcase via WebDAV […]
Zimbra SkillZ: Using Sieve Filters on Zimbra
By Barry de Graaff on July 14, 2021 in Product News, Did You Know, PowerTips – Admins, Zimbra Web Client
Hi Zimbra Customers, Partners & Friends, Sieve is a powerful scripting language for filtering incoming email messages. This blog is a short how-to for using sieve filters on Zimbra webmail. Zimbra supports incoming email filters set by users, but administrators should set up and install sieve filters. First, allow adding email headers to help debug […]
Zimbra SkillZ: Use Elastic Stack with Zimbra!
Hi Zimbra Customers, Partners & Friends, Have you wanted to use Elastic Stack with Zimbra? Now you can! With Elastic Stack you can: Easily search through and analyze historic logs Visualize log events to gather insights Store logs for forensic research in case of hacking Monitor uptime and certificates Both Zimbra and Elastic Stack have […]
Add a Webex Meeting Link to Your Zimbra Meeting with a Single Click!
Hi Zimbra Customers, Partners & Friends, We’ve been working hard to make it easier than ever to use your favorite tools right in Zimbra. Now you can add a Webex meeting link to your meeting invites with a single click! Here’s how you set it up … Click “New Event” in Calendar to open a […]
Zimbra SkillZ: Capture Zimbra Events Inside a Zimlet
Hello Zimbra Customers, Partners & Friends, Do you want to capture user events to trigger an action? The zimletEventEmitter can register listeners for these events: LOGOUT: fired when the user clicks the Logout menu item. It can be used to trigger a logout in non Single Log Out aware 3rd party application. ONSEND: fired when the user […]