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If you have a Zimbra Business Premium or a Personal Premium account, these instructions will show you how to sync your iCal app and Notification Center by creating a CalDAV entry from the System Preferences panel in your Mac running OS X. | If you have a Zimbra Business Premium or a Personal Premium account, these instructions will show you how to sync your iCal app and Notification Center by creating a CalDAV entry from the System Preferences panel in your Mac running OS X. | ||
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==Calendar Sync== | ==Calendar Sync== | ||
Revision as of 18:03, 19 May 2014
If you have a Zimbra Business Premium or a Personal Premium account, these instructions will show you how to sync your iCal app and Notification Center by creating a CalDAV entry from the System Preferences panel in your Mac running OS X.
Note: If you previously configured ActiveSync (or as Apple calls it "Microsoft Exchange") for Calendar support you need to disable the calendar functionality in those settings before proceeding. Once disabled please follow the instructions below.
Calendar Sync
- Click on the APPLE ICON in the top menu bar
- Next click on SYSTEM PREFERENCE
- Choose INTERNET ACCOUNTS
- Select Add Other Account you will have to scroll down to see it
- Next Choose Add a CalDAV account
- Next Choose Manual from the Account Type: dropdown and fill in all fields
- Account Type: - Manual
- User Name: - your full email address
- Password: - your email password
- Server Address: - zimbra.xmission.com
- After you click Create - your iCal calendars and Notification Center will be start to sync. Be sure to adjust application settings to meet your preferred sync refresh increments.
