In this article you will learn how to use Spamhaus Hash Blocklist (HBL) to improve email protection in Zimbra. For a long time administrators of Zimbra have relied on Spamhaus to fight incoming spam by configuring Postfix using traditional blacklists. These traditional blocklists work by blocking IP (ranges) and domains of known spammers. When an […]
Improve email Zimbra protection with Spamhaus HBL
In this article you will learn how to use Spamhaus Hash Blocklist (HBL) to improve email protection in Zimbra. For a long time administrators of Zimbra have relied on Spamhaus to fight incoming spam by configuring Postfix using traditional blacklists. These traditional blocklists work by blocking IP (ranges) and domains of known spammers. When an […]
Zimbra Patches: 9.0.0 Patch 30 + 8.8.15 Patch 37
Hello Zimbra Friends, Customers & Partners, Zimbra 9.0.0 Kepler Patch 30 and 8.8.15 James Prescott Joule Patch 37 are here. These patches include the following listed in their respective releases What’s New Security Fixes Fixed Issues Known Issues Please refer to the release notes for the patch installation on Red Hat and Ubuntu platforms. An […]
Setting up DNS before installing Zimbra
DNS is an important aspect of any Zimbra installation. This article will help those that are new on installing Zimbra to get an idea what needs to be configured to get started. There will also be some tips and best practices that will improve security and email deliverability that may be lesser know even to […]
Optimizing Zimbra security and TLS settings via a script (updated May 2024)
A partner has requested a script to implement the Security tips and TLS settings documented at https://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/Cipher_suites and https://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/Secopstips . At Zimbra we love scripts! This article shows a script that configures Zimbra with strong TLS and security settings. Prerequisites You have set up a correct hostname and DNS, to check, run the following as […]
Zimbra Referrer-Policy best practice
The “Referer” header is a HTTP header that is added by the web browser whenever a request is made. A Zimbra user who receives an email with links or images in the Zimbra web interface may unknowingly share information of the Zimbra server when clicking the link or viewing inline-images. For example when an email […]