Hello Zimbra Customers, Partners & Friends, In today’s post, you will learn how to enable DANE verification for outgoing email in Zimbra. We’ll explain how to set up DANE for incoming email in another post. DANE is a security protocol that adds additional verification of a TLS certificate. If you want to know more about […]
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Zimbra SkillZ: Create Zimbra Delegated Administrators
Hello Zimbra Customers, Partners & Friends, Sometimes it’s necessary to delegate administrative tasks in Zimbra. For example, letting your help desk staff do daily tasks like reset passwords, change account names, unlock accounts and create accounts can really improve your first line support. Zimbra lets you grant permissions that can be set on an account […]
Zimbra SkillZ: The Organization Chart Zimlet is Here!
Hi Zimbra Customers, Partners & Friends, We’re happy to introduce the Organization Chart Zimlet that was recently added to Zimbra 9. The Organization Chart Zimlet displays people in your organization in a hierarchical tree. If you are in a large organization or you have a lot of remote workers this is especially helpful. The organization […]
Zimbra SkillZ: Empty Subject Zimlet
Hi Zimbra Customers, Partners & Friends, Today’s Zimbra Skillz blog explains how to write a Zimlet that listens for an event using zimletEventEmitter. This particular Zimlet listens for the ONSEND event and warns the user if the Subject field is empty. Downloading and Running the Empty Subject Zimlet Create a folder on your local computer […]
Zimbra SkillZ: Add an External Email Warning in Zimbra
Hello Zimbra Customers, Partners & Friends, In today’s blog, I’ll show you how to add an external email warning message in Zimbra when receiving an email from an external domain. This is done using a Sieve filter, and it can be enabled per account, COS, domain and server. First, create /tmp/myfilters su – zimbra nano […]
Zimbra SkillZ: Using Zimbra with Strong TLS Configuration – Get an A+, No Weak Cyphers
Hello Zimbra Customers, Partners & Friends, Transport Layer Security (TLS) encrypts data sent over the internet to ensure that eavesdroppers and hackers can’t see what you transmit. This is particularly useful for private and sensitive information such as passwords, credit card numbers and personal correspondence. To learn more about TLS, https://www.internetsociety.org/deploy360/tls/basics This blog shows you […]