Hi Jim, Thanks so much for the detailed analysis and reply. FWIW I have already set zimbraHttpDosFilterMaxRequestsPerSec to 200. ZeXtras recommends like 150 but even with that I found that DoSFIlter was blocking legitimate use cases in the Admin Console so increased it 200 and haven't had any issues...

mhammett wrote:External to what?

External to your "home" Zimbra account.

Just saw the bug fix for inline images that is coming our way. I am a little concerned with the Known issue with this patch that is removing the display attribute . Would like to see some finer granularity with this patch. https://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/Zimbra_Releases/8.7.11/P13 https://wiki.zimbra....

Just saw the bug fix for inline images that is coming our way. I am a little concerned with the Known issue with this patch that is removing the display attribute . Would like to see some finer granularity with this patch. https://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/Zimbra_Releases/8.7.11/P13 https://wiki.zimbra....

mhammett wrote:The separation of accounts is why there are 33 accounts. I do not wish to dump everything into one pile.

And the Zimbra web client allows you to have separate Inbox/folder trees for each external mailbox no problem.

ZD works the same way; remember, ZD is ZCS under the hood.

All the best,
Mark

I currently have 33 accounts in my Zimbra Desktop from the same Zimbra environment. Can I do that with browsers? Fat clients generally perform better and are easier to work with than web clients. Zimbra Desktop's architecture is that ZD is essentially a trimmed down, single-user version of a Zimbra...

Curious why you feel you must have a fat client like Zimbra Desktop? The web interface is essentially identical to ZD and Zimbra 8 and modern browsers support offline usage (works great; I use it often when traveling). I love these questions because they force us to re-examine why we do what we do....

Curious why you feel you must have a fat client like Zimbra Desktop?

The web interface is essentially identical to ZD and Zimbra 8 and modern browsers support offline usage (works great; I use it often when traveling).

Mark

access rules for each vm in AWS words security groups lol. what i am trying to say i don't think port filtering is a problem here. something else is at play here. The exact error message shows and pops up only during logout ???remote.CONNECT_FAILURE??? This thread said the error was due to a listen...

What do you mean by "local rules have ports specified..."

What "local rules"?

Mark