By now, you may have watched the upgrade webinar that explores Zimbra Collaboration’s three upgrade methods. With only one week left before the upgrade assessment discount expires, we want to share some tips an email sysadmin might find useful. Have good backups. Update your operating system. You can use yum to update Red Hat and CentOS […]
Did You Know? Last Chance to Register for Zimbra Collaboration System Administration Course
Did you know that there is a ZImbra Collaboration System Administration course June 23 – 25, 2015? This session will be taught by Mark Nichols, Senior Architect for the Zimbra Professional Services team. To enroll, email training@zimbra.com. Zimbra Collaboration System Administration What you will Learn From basic administration tasks through migration and troubleshooting, the Zimbra […]
Upgrade Assessment Savings Expire in 3 Weeks
For a limited time, customers who purchase an Upgrade Assessment from Zimbra Professional Services will be eligible to receive a discount (valued at up to $5,000) on related implementation services through Zimbra Professional Services. Sign up by July 1, 2015. The Zimbra Collaboration Upgrade Assessment, delivered by Zimbra Certified Professionals, provides expert recommendations, best practices, […]
Did You Know? Importing Into and Exporting From Zimbra
Did You Know? Importing Into and Exporting From Zimbra The Preferences > Import/Export enables to you move content into and out of your Zimbra account. To access the page: Click the Preferences tab. Click the Import/Export option in the overview pane. You can import and export the following: Mail folders in tar-gzipped (.tgz) format Calendars […]
Did You Know? Change Your Zimbra Mail Preferences
Did You Know? Change Your Zimbra Mail Preferences The Preferences > Mail page provides many ways for you to change and customize your Zimbra Web Client display. To access the page: Click the Preferences tab. Click the Mail option in the overview pane. At the top of the Preferences > Mail page are options to customize […]
Logjam’s Impact on Zimbra Collaboration
Zimbra is aware of a newly disclosed SSL/TLS vulnerability that provides a potential malicious actor with a method to perform a Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attack — the vulnerability is referred to as Logjam. Similar to FREAK, this attack targets export-grade encryption, specifically Diffie-Hellman key exchanges. For more information on the attack and how this applies to […]