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XMission Control Panel/Services Tab

2019-10-12T02:20:45Z

Whiteinge: /* Add New DNS Record */

=Services=
The '''Services''' section of your account details the various services you have active, and depending on the service, assorted tools to help you manage the service.

You can get to your '''Services''' page by clicking on the '''Services''' link at the top of the screen.

[[File:Services_header.png]]

On the '''Services''' screen, you will see various sections depending on the services on your account. You can click on a section to expand it and see detailed information.

==Summary==
The '''Summary''' section details all of the services currently on your account. Certain services that don't have additional tools available, such as Internet connections, will appear here instead of appearing in their own section.

==Email==
The '''Email''' section details all of the email services currently active on the account and provides login buttons to grant you quick access to your inbox for personal accounts.

NOTE: the panel currently does not provide specific controls for Zimbra Base and Premium accounts in the Email section. To manage your Zimbra domain, login to [https://zimbra.xmission.com:7071/zimbraAdmin/ Zimbra Admin] with the appropriate administrator account.

==Cloud Servers==
The '''Cloud Servers''' section details all of the Managed and Unmanaged Cloud hosting servers currently active on the account. Furthermore, the servers can be managed from this page.

===Add a Server===
To add a hosted cloud server to your account, click on the 'Add a server' button at the bottom of the expanded Cloud Servers section.

[[File:Add-server-button.png]]

A window will appear with the various options you have when adding a server. The cost field will dynamically update based on the options you choose.

[[File:Create-new-server.png]]

You can read up on the Managed Cloud and Unmanaged Cloud servers by clicking on the 'Read more' links.

===Change the Status of an Existing Server===
You can start or shut down your servers by clicking on the "Status" drop down underneath the "Cloud Servers" section.

[[File:Server-status-button.png]]

===Edit Existing Servers===
Clicking on the "Edit" button for a cloud server will allow you to edit resources, and on Managed servers, allow you to tweak specific features related to your hosted website.

[[File:Edit-server-button.png]]

====Configure Resources====
Clicking on the "Configure resources" button will allow you to change the current CPU Cores, Memory, and Storage settings on your Cloud Server.

[[File:Configure-resources-button.png]]

Changing any of these settings will automatically update the Cost section, reflecting what the allocated resources will cost you monthly.

[[File:Configure-resources-window.png]]

====SSL Certificates====
You can view the SSL Certificates currently installed on your Managed Server by clicking on "Manage" under the "SSL Certificates" section of "Server settings".

[[File:Manage-ssl-certs.png]]

=====Adding an SSL Certificate=====
You can add an SSL Certificate by clicking on the green "Add SSL Certification" button.

[[File:Add-ssl-certificate-button.png]]

You will need to name your certificate, insert the Cert and Key information, and finally the Chain Cert/CA information if you have it.

[[File:Add-ssl-certificate-window.png]]

=====Removing an SSL Certificate=====
You can remove an SSL certificate by clicking on the red "Delete" button.

[[File:Delete-ssl-certificate-button.png]]

You will be asked to confirm the deletion before your certificate is actually deleted.

====Domain Redirects====
You can add a redirect for one of your domains by clicking on "Manage" under the "Redirects" section under "Server settings".

[[File:Manage-redirects-button.png]]

=====Adding a Domain Redirect=====
You can add a domain redirect by clicking on the green "Add Domain Redirect" button.

[[File:Add-redirect-button.png]]

[[File:Domain-redirect-window.png]]

'''If your domain is pointed at XMission, you will also need to add it to your DNS if you have not already, otherwise the redirect will not work.'''

=====Removing a Domain Redirect=====
Domain redirects can be removed by clicking on the red "Delete" button next to the redirect you want to remove.

[[File:Delete-redirect-button.png]]

You will be prompted to confirm the deletion before the redirect is removed.

====PHP Settings====
You can configure your PHP settings under the "PHP settings" section.

=====Adding a New PHP Setting=====
You can add a new PHP setting by clicking on the "+ Add" button.

[[File:Add-php-settings.png]]

You can name the key and set its value in the window that appears.

[[File:New-php-setting-window.png]]

When you are satisfied with your setting, click on "Submit". Note: ensure your syntax is correct.

If you are looking to update your upload size specifically, you can find a guide on updating that [[Changing your upload limits#Cloud Hosting|here]]

=====Removing an Existing PHP Setting=====
You can remove a PHP setting by clicking on the red "Delete" button.

[[File:Delete-php-settings.png]]

You will be prompted to confirm the deletion before the setting is removed.

====Virtual Hosts====
You can manage the websites hosted on the server under the "Virtual Hosts" section. You can configure the active aliases, FTP accounts, and SSL certificates. If you would like to view sites built on your server without updating your DNS, you can view instructions on modifying your hosts file [http://wiki.xmission.com/Cloud_Hosting/Hosts_File here].

=====Adding a Website=====
You can add a website to your server by clicking on the "+ Add website" button.

[[File:Add-virsthost-button.png]]

You can set the domain name, any aliases you want to add, and SSL options for the site in the New Website window that appears.

[[File:New-virthost-window.png]]

NOTES:
* Enabling "SSL Only" will setup a 301 redirect to direct any http traffic to https.
* You will need to have an SSL Certificate already in place to choose when enabling SSL for a website.

======Adding / Editing Domain Aliases======
Clicking on the "Edit" button underneath "Domain aliases" will allow you to add, edit, and remove aliases for the domain in question.

[[File:Edit-domain-aliases.png]]

Existing aliases will turn into a text field, allowing you to edit them as needed. Clicking the red "-" button will remove it. Clicking the green "+" button will add a new text field that can be used to enter a new alias.

[[File:Domain-alias-edit-buttons.png]]

When you are satisfied with your changes, click "Save".

======Editing FTP Accounts======
Clicking the "Edit" button underneath "FTP accounts" will allow you to add, edit and remove FTP users for the website in question.

[[File:Ftp-users-edit.png]]

Clicking the blue "+ Add FTP" button will open the New FTP User window.

[[File:New-ftp-user-window.png]]

Here you can enter a new Username, and set the password for the new user.

Clicking on the gear button will allow you to change the password for the FTP user you wish to update.

To remove an FTP user, click on the red "Delete" button. You will be prompted to confirm the deletion.

[[File:Ftp-users-edit-buttons.png]]

======Enabling SSL / Editing SSL Certificate in Use======
Clicking the "Edit" button underneath "HTTPS" will allow you to enable SSL, turn on HTTPS 301 redirects, and assign a certificate to an existing website.

[[File:Edit-ssl-certificates.png]]

You can enable HTTPS by clicking the check box next to "SSL Enabled". Checking "SSL Only" will enable HTTPS 301 redirects for your domain, which will direct all HTTP traffic to HTTPS.

You can set the active certificate by choosing one from the drop down beneath "SSL Certificate".

[[File:Ssl-edit-buttons.png]]

=====Removing a Website=====
A website can be removed from your server by clicking on the red "Delete" button. You will be prompted to confirm your deletion.

[[File:Delete-virthost-button.png]]

'''NOTE: Deleting a website will also delete the relevant directory and files within it, so when deleting a website, ensure that you have backed up the files you want to keep.'''

====Databases====
The databases section allows you to add databases, view database names and usernames associated with those databases, edit database passwords and delete databases.

=====Adding a Database=====
You can add a database by clicking on the "+ Add database" button.

[[File:Add-database-button.png]]

You can define the database name, username and password in the window that appears. Note that you will need to confirm the password before the database will be created.

[[File:New-database-window.png]]

=====Changing Password on Existing Database=====
You can change the password on an existing domain by clicking on "Change Password" for the database you wish to edit.

[[File:Database-change-password-button.png]]

You will need to confirm the new password before it will be updated.

=====Removing a Database=====
You can remove a database by clicking on the red "Delete" button next to the database you wish to remove. You will be prompted to confirm deletion before the database is removed.

[[File:Database-delete-button.png]]

=====Accessing phpMyAdmin=====
You can access phpMyAdmin for your databases by clicking on the "phpMyAdmin" button below the database list.

[[File:Phpmyadmin-button.png]]

===Installing WordPress===
If you would like to install WordPress on your Managed Cloud Server, you can find instructions on how to do so [[Installing WordPress on your Managed Cloud|here]].

==Hosting==
Under the hosting section, you can see the various website hosting services currently active on the account.

With Shared Web Hosting services, you will be able to see which server your website is located on, the primary username associated with that hosting package, and a Login button that will take you directly to your website control panel.

==DNS==
The DNS section will show you the DNS you've added for the domains you manage. Domains you have associated with your hosted cloud servers will appear here automatically, but you can further add additional domains if you wish.

Clicking on a domain in the list to the left will show you the current record for that domain.

===Add Domain===
To add DNS for a domain, you can click on the '+ Add Domain' button

[[File:Add-domain-dns.png]]

This will bring up the 'New Zone' window. Here, you can input the domain name for the domain you wish to manage, and the TTL for the record. By default, the TTL is 3600.

When you're satisfied with what you've entered, click on the 'Create' button.

===Edit Domain===
With the domain selected on the left hand side, you will be able to click on the 'Edit' button next to the domain name on the right hand side.

[[File:Edit-domain.png]]

This will bring up the 'Edit Zone' window, which looks nearly identical to the New Zone window.

====Add New DNS Record====
With the domain selected on the left hand side, you can click on the green '+' symbol at the bottom of the DNS section.

[[File:Add-dns.png]]

This will bring up the New Record window, where you can input the record name, as well as determine what type of record it is.

Choosing the type of record will update the window to bring up fields appropriate to the type of record you're wishing to add.

* '''A Record'''
A records allow you to point a hostname to a specific IP address. Clicking on '''A''' will bring up an IP Address field, allowing you to point the record to a specific IP address.

* '''TXT Record'''
TXT records allow you to specify an arbitrary string of text to be associated with a designated hostname. Clicking on '''TXT''' will bring up a Text field, allowing you to specify the text string you want associated with the record.

* '''AAAA Record'''
AAAA records are used to associate IPv6 addresses with the designated hostname. Clicking on '''AAAA''' will bring up an IPv6 Address field, allowing you to specify the IPv6 address you want associated with the record.

* '''CNAME Record'''
CNAME records are used to alias one host name to another (most common example being www.domain.tld to domain.tld). Clicking on '''CNAME''' will bring up an Aliased Domain field, allowing you to specify which domain you want the designated hostname to point to.

Important: the hostname you point to can be [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fully_qualified_domain_name#Syntax absolute or relative]. Absolute records ''must'' end with a period and this control panel will not automatically add one. For example, the text in the Aliased Domain field for the www subdomain example above should usually be formatted as "domain.tld."

* '''SRV Record'''
SRV records are used to locate specific protocols on a domain.

* '''NS Record'''
NS records are used to delegate DNS to the listed name servers. Clicking on '''NS''' will bring up a name server field. By default, all DNS will come with name server records populated.

* '''MX Record'''
MX records allow you to determine which mail host will control your email. Clicking on '''MX''' will bring up Target and Priority fields. The target is the url of the host managing your email (XMission's MX record is mx.xmission.com). The priority determines the order in which your mail servers will be processed. A lower priority is always processed first.

====Edit/Remove Existing DNS Record====
You can edit a DNS record by clicking on the "Edit" button next to the record you wish to edit.

[[File:Edit-dns.png]]

This will change the existing record into editable text boxes you can update. When you are satisfied with your changes, click the blue "Save" button.

[[File:Edit-dns-fields.png]]

A DNS record can be removed by clicking on the red "Delete" button next to the dns record you want to remove. You will be prompted to confirm the deletion before it is removed.

[[File:Delete-dns.png]]

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Zimbra Migration: IMAPSync

2019-04-01T01:30:59Z

Whiteinge: Break "TIPS" out into own section; add a few imapsync flags helpful for working with Gmail

= Overview =
<strong>
* Data Type(s) Migrated: Mail
* Recommended for: XMission Zimbra customers with xmbase mailboxes, or customers migrating from non-Exchange mail servers
* Some technical proficiency required (command line-based, requires Linux, Mac OS X or cygwin)
</strong>

This can be the most robust method of migrating, though it's only limited to mail. IMAPSync will compare source and destination hosts, and copy any messages not on the destination server from the host server. You can run this multiple times and generally not result in any duplicate messages in the destination mailbox.

It is a command line-based perl script, so it requires either some sort of unix-based system or cygwin (or other compatible Perl setup on Windows). Consequently, it does require some level of technical proficiency to be used.

Previously, this was normal free OSS software, but the author has since started requiring payment for it. Yet, not only was it previously released under an open source license, but it continues to be licensed as OSS with the newer paid versions, so you can still get reasonably up-to-date versions legally. If you wish to purchase the software, you can get a windows executable. All others will want to install from the git repository.

* IMAPSync Homepage: http://imapsync.lamiral.info/
* Open source repository: https://github.com/imapsync/imapsync

You will want to read the documentation and determine what commands are appropriate to your situation, but the general idea is that you provide the source host/user/password, the destination host/user/password, imapsync logs into both and transfers the mail. These are delineated as host1/user1/password1 and host2/user2/password2 in the command line options.

Here is an example IMAPSync command:

imapsync --host1 mail.some_mail_server.com \
--user1 some_username \
--password1 some_password \
--host2 zimbra.xmission.com \
--user2 account_on_zimbra@domain.com \
--password2 zimbra_password \
--syncinternaldates --subscribe

= IMAP Admin Account Logins =

Also note that many mail servers (including XMission's Zimbra servers) support the ability for an admin account to auth as a user. This is very useful when migrating an entire domain, as it frees you from needing to know each individual user's password. IMAPSync supports this with the "authuser" command. The same example command, except using the admin account, would go something like this:

imapsync --host1 mail.some_mail_server.com \
--user1 some_username \
--authuser1 admin_account_name \
--password1 admin_account_password \
--host2 zimbra.xmission.com \
--user2 account_on_zimbra@domain.com \
--authuser2 admin_account_on_zimbra@domain.com\
--password2 admin_account_zimbra_password \
--syncinternaldates --subscribe

= TIPS =

We suggest considering the following options for use with your script.

When importing to Zimbra we find that IMAPsync seems to struggle with flags:

--regexflag "s/:FLAG/_FLAG/g"

The exclusion of the Trash and Junk mail folders in particular can be quite a time saver depending on the originating server settings and your organizational requirements:

--exclude "Emailed Contacts"
--exclude "Trash"
--exclude "Junk"

If you retain Hangouts messages those ''may'' not transfer cleanly to an IMAP folder:

--exclude "Chats"

The following two options together help imapsync determine a message uniquely:

--useheader="X-Gmail-Received"
--useheader="Message-Id"

Because of the way Gmail and Google Apps use labels instead of traditional imap folders it is possible for an email to be duplicated across multiple folders. This can use quite a lot of additional storage space if you make heavy use of labels. The following option will see a unique message (in conjunction with the two uniqueness options above) and only copy it only once. If you rely or prefer a message to have multiple labels omit this option, just note that you will have multiple copies of that message, one in each imap folder:

--skipcrossduplicates

The option above will copy the message into the folder of the corresponding label that imapsync encounters first. For that reason imapsync has several options to change what order folders/labels are processed. You will likely want the following option since Gmail will put all messages under this label and you will lose any other label:

--folderlast "[Gmail]/All Mail"

If you have already run your script and decide you do not want duplicate messages after all the following option will delete any duplicate messages that it finds on the "host2" host (note the "2" in the option name). This option may be dangerous without the two uniqueness options mentioned above:

--delete2duplicates

= Google Apps Admin Account Logins =

'''Migrating from Google Apps to Zimbra at XMission.'''

Google Apps support using OAuth v1 and v2 to admin authenticate to other accounts. (Note: OAuth v1 was deprecated by Google on April 15th, 2015 and may stop working at any time) You may use either of the processes outlined below to have something like a "master password" for accessing Google Apps accounts without the administrator needing to know each individual user's password. The OAuth v1 process is a little easier to use, and is recommended while it is still available.

== Migrate from Google Apps to Zimbra with OAuth v1 ==

To use OAuth1 with imapsync, either from or to Google Apps, you will need to generate an OAuth consumer key, and then use this key as the password while setting the "authmech" imapsync flag to "xoauth". Also note that gmail requires ssl over imap.

To generate the OAuth1 key, in Google Apps, go to the admin console and choose Security -> Advanced Settings -> Manage OAuth Domain Key. Click "Enable this consumer key" if it's not already enabled. The string of random characters under "OAuth Consumer Secret" is the "master password". Make sure "Two-Legged OAuth Access Control" is checked.

To use this key, you want the password to be the master key, and the authmech to be xoauth. If your master key was "blork", your imapsync command might look like this:

imapsync --host1 imap.gmail.com -ssl1 \
--user1 user@domain.com \
--password1 blork \
--authmech1 xoauth \
--host2 zimbra.xmission.com \
--user2 account_on_zimbra@domain.com \
--authuser2 admin_account@domain.com \
--password2 admin_account_password
--syncinternaldates --subscribe

Note, once again, that OAuth1 is deprecated and support may be removed at Google's discretion.

== Migrate from Google Apps to Zimbra with OAUTH v2 ==

The newest version of IMAPSync has support for OAUTH v2. The process is a little more involved.

=== Provisioning OAUTH2 in Google Apps ===

1.) Setup a "service account" in the google developer api web site
2.) Download an encrypted key file and note the service account's email address form
3.) Associate the service account with your google apps domain

In the following link, "Google APIs Console" and "Google Apps Dashboard" sections illustrate setting it up:

http://www.limilabs.com/blog/oauth2-gmail-imap-service-account

=== Using OAUTH2 in IMAPSync ===

1.) Set the authmech for the user to "xoauth2"
2.) Make sure the key file google created for your service account is present on the local filesystem
3.) Provide the service account address, encrypted keyfile location and optionally the keyfile password (google's default password will be assumed, so you probably never need to do this) in the following format: <service account>;<keyfile location>;<keyfile password>

An example of the arguments for my google apps domain: --authmech2 xoauth2 --password2 '587056876087-mjdh0aiajc0ru7gpb7434si8nlitrbuo@developer.gserviceaccount.com;notasecret.p12'

Example session (using --justlogin, AUTHENTICATED is the confirmation of successful login):

<code><pre>
[server :11:36PM] imapsync>./imapsync --justlogin --host1 imap.gmail.com --ssl1 --authmech1 xoauth2 --user1 testuser@domain.com --password1 '587056876087-mjdh0aiajc0ru7gpb7434si8nlitrbuo@developer.gserviceaccount.com;notasecret.p12' --host2 zimbra.xmission.com --user2 testuser@domain.com --authuser2 admin_account@domain.com --password2 somepassword
Transfer started at Fri Jan 30 23:37:05 2015
PID is 31730
Log file is LOG_imapsync/2015_01_30_23_37_05_testuser@notearthday.org.txt
$RCSfile: imapsync,v $ $Revision: 1.607 $ $Date: 2014/11/14 16:25:06 $
Here is a [linux] system (Linux server 3.2.0-58-generic #88-Ubuntu SMP Tue Dec 3 17:37:58 UTC 2013 x86_64)
With perl 5.14.2 Mail::IMAPClient 3.30
Command line used:
./imapsync --justlogin --host1 imap.gmail.com --ssl1 --authmech1 xoauth2 --user1 testuser@domain.com --password1 MASKED --host2 zimbra.xmission.com --user2 testuser@domain.com --authuser2 admin_account@domain.com --password2 MASKED
Temp directory is /tmp
PID file is /tmp/imapsync.pid
Modules version list:
Mail::IMAPClient 3.30
IO::Socket 1.32
IO::Socket::IP ?
IO::Socket::INET 1.31
IO::Socket::SSL 1.53
Net::SSLeay 1.42
Digest::MD5 2.51
Digest::HMAC_MD5 1.01
Digest::HMAC_SHA1 1.03
Term::ReadKey 2.30
Authen::NTLM ?
File::Spec 3.33
Time::HiRes 1.972101
URI::Escape 3.31
Data::Uniqid 0.12
Unicode::String 2.09

Info: turned ON syncinternaldates, will set the internal dates (arrival dates) on host2 same as host1.
Info: will try to use LOGIN authentication on host1
Info: will try to use XOAUTH2 authentication on host2
Info: imap connexions timeout is 120 seconds
Host1: IMAP server [imap.gmail.com] port [993] user [testuser@domain.com]
Host2: IMAP server [mail.xmission.com] port [143] user [testuser@domain.com]
Host1: * OK Gimap ready for requests from 199.104.120.118 qu16mb267177216pab
Host1: imap.gmail.com says it has CAPABILITY for AUTHENTICATE XOAUTH2
Host1: success login on [imap.gmail.com] with user [testuser@notearthday.org] auth [XOAUTH2]
Host2: * OK IMAP4 ready
Host2: zimbra.xmission.com says it has NO CAPABILITY for AUTHENTICATE LOGIN
Host2: success login on [zimbra.xmission.com] with user [testuser@domain.com] auth [LOGIN]
Host1: state Authenticated
Host2: state Authenticated
Host1 capability: IMAP4rev1 UNSELECT IDLE NAMESPACE QUOTA ID XLIST CHILDREN X-GM-EXT-1 UIDPLUS COMPRESS=DEFLATE ENABLE MOVE CONDSTORE ESEARCH UTF8=ACCEPT
Host2 capability: IMAP4rev1 LITERAL+ ID ENABLE ACL RIGHTS=kxte QUOTA MAILBOX-REFERRALS NAMESPACE UIDPLUS NO_ATOMIC_RENAME UNSELECT CHILDREN MULTIAPPEND BINARY CATENATE CONDSTORE ESEARCH SORT SORT=MODSEQ SORT=DISPLAY THREAD=ORDEREDSUBJECT THREAD=REFERENCES ANNOTATEMORE LIST-EXTENDED WITHIN QRESYNC SCAN XLIST URLAUTH URLAUTH=BINARY LOGINDISABLED COMPRESS=DEFLATE IDLE
</pre></code>

=== Troubleshooting ===

Common errors in transitioning accounts include:

* Incorrect email address or password
* Gmail Account locked down to not allow IMAP access
** Change this in user mailbox settings
* Gmail account will allow you to login via webmail but not with other apps
** We know the account works. https://support.google.com/mail/answer/14257?rd=1
** Likely need to allow less secure apps access https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/6010255?hl=en

[[Category: Zimbra]]

Zimbra Domain Email and Collaboration Suite

2019-03-30T02:56:27Z

Whiteinge: Fix 404'ing URL to Zimbra 8x video tips

==Zimbra Support Documentation==

*[[General_Email_Settings|Quick Setup and Server Information]]
*[[Zimbra_Email_Client_Configurations|Configure your favorite email client for use with the XMission Zimbra Collaboration Suite]]
*[[Zimbra_Basics#Change_Password|Change your Zimbra mailbox password]]
*[[Zimbra Spam Filtering]]
*[[Zimbra_Basics|Zimbra Basics]]
*[[Zimbra_Two-Factor_Authentication|Zimbra Two-Factor Authentication]]
*[[Zimbra_Hosting_Admin|Zimbra Administration]]
*[[Migration_to_XMission_Zimbra|Migration to XMission Zimbra]] How to migrate your mail domain to XMission Zimbra.
*[https://zimbra.xmission.com/zimbra/help/en_US/advanced/zimbra_user_help.htm Zimbra user guide - HTML version]
*Zimbra video tips: https://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/Help/videos/8x



==Helpful Tips Posted On Our Transmission Blog==

*[https://transmission.xmission.com/?s=zimbra+email&searchsubmit=Search Read the latest Zimbra articles on our XMission blog]
*[https://xmission.com/blog/2015/09/09/migrate-your-email-from-google-apps-to-zimbra-collaboration Migrate from Google Apps to Zimbra Collaboration]
*[https://xmission.com/blog/2017/02/08/6-steps-to-zimbra-two-factor-authentication-with-yubikey Zimbra two-factor authentication with external physical security key]
*[https://xmission.com/blog/2016/11/09/easily-encrypt-sign-email-with-zimbra-and-openpgp Encrypt & Sign your Zimbra email with OpenPGP]
*[https://xmission.com/blog/2016/10/28/four-quick-steps-use-outlook-for-mac-with-zimbra-at-xmission Using Outlook for Mac with your Zimbra email]
*[https://xmission.com/blog/2014/12/03/improve-sales-and-retention-in-2-steps-with-send-later-in-zimbra How to use the Zimbra "Send Later" feature]
*[https://xmission.com/blog/2014/06/12/zimbra-filter-trick-texts-you-when-important-emails-arrive Have Zimbra text you when important message arrives]

*[https://transmission.xmission.com/2014/05/21/zimbra-calendar-problem-try-this-easy-fix-for-shared-caldav-calendars Fix write issues with CalDAV Zimbra calendars for mobile and iCal]
*[https://transmission.xmission.com/2014/01/28/see-how-a-simple-brings-unlimited-flexibility-to-your-xmission-email Expand addresses using "+" in your existing email address. Suffix support is easy and flexible.]
*[https://transmission.xmission.com/2013/12/05/use-zimbra-persona-settings-to-easily-manage-emails-and-control-costs How to use Zimbra Persona settings]
*[https://transmission.xmission.com/2013/09/11/zimbra-power-tip-improve-your-day-and-your-inbox-with-filters Improve accuracy with Zimbra filter settings.]
*[https://transmission.xmission.com/2013/03/21/8-easy-steps-to-integrate-zimbra-with-ms-outlook-2013 Integrate Zimbra with Outlook 2013]
*[https://transmission.xmission.com/2012/01/30/zimbra-power-tip-using-distribution-lists-and-contact-groups Using Zimbra distribution lists and contact groups]
*[https://transmission.xmission.com/2009/04/30/everyone-likes-a-free-email-client Meet Zimbra Desktop, a free and useful Open Source based email client.]
*[https://transmission.xmission.com/2008/09/19/power-tips-for-xmission-zimbra-collaboration-suite-users-shortcuts/ Keyboard Shortcuts]
*[https://transmission.xmission.com/2008/09/30/power-tips-for-xmission-zimbra-collaboration-suite-clients-zimbra-storage-as-remote-drive/ Remote Drive Mapping of Zimbra Directory]
*[https://transmission.xmission.com/2008/10/10/zimbra-tips-drag-and-drop-zimlet-for-xmission-zimbra-users-via-firefox Drag & Drop with Firefox Zimlet]
*[https://transmission.xmission.com/2008/10/17/zimbra-tip-calendar-sharing/ Sharing Calendars]
*[https://transmission.xmission.com/2008/10/24/zimbra-tip-contacts-management Contacts Management]
*[https://transmission.xmission.com/2009/02/09/why-imap-rules The Benefits Of Using IMAP With Zimbra]
*[https://xmission.com/blog/2015/04/30/zimbra-server-admin-tip-mailbox-password-migration-and-server-settings-comparison Zimbra mailbox password migration and server setting comparison]

==Advanced Zimbra Topics==

*[[Email attachments | Security: Why certain email attachments are blocked by XMission.]]
*[[LDAP/Active Directory | Authenticating XMission hosted Zimbra with customer LDAP/Active Directory.]]
*[[Customer-initiated Zimbra Account Backups]]
*[[Zimbra S/MIME Encryption]]
*[[Customer branded Zimbra webmail]]
*[[Custom Zimbra login url]]

== Find Additional Email Help ==

Follow this link to request additional support via live chat or phone: [http://xmission.com/support XMission Support Options]

== Zimbra Licensing For Mail Servers ==

*[[Purchasing Zimbra Licensing and Support]] for end-user mail servers

==Legacy Email Services==

For Virtual Mail setup information, please see [[Mailcenter & Virtual Mail]]

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