Is there a way I can allow non-TLS SMTP connections from a specific prefix? I don't want to open it up to anyone, but another vendor's SMTP TLS client implementation is broken, so I'm trying to accomodate.

It would help if Zimbra included setup of that in the admin UI.

I know it's present in the install, but I would like to see better integration of cpolicyd and the default Zimbra install. It needs to be better managed in a day where SMTP rate-limiting is a requirement for being a good neighbor on the Internet.

I would like to circle back to the question the OP had and ask how to send outgoing mail through the spam filters.

I did have a COS where that was disabled, so I fixed that, the account reflected that.


Still no advanced button in Zimbra Desktop.

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[Zimbra] title=Zimbra Collaboration Server description=Open source server for email, contacts, calendar, and more. ports=25,80,110,143,443,465,587,993,995,3443,5222,5223,7071,9071/tcp That would be more inclusive (or more current, whichever is applicable) based on https://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/Ports...

1) Make it more obvious where I am to make edit suggestions on locked wiki entries.
2) On the ports page (https://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/Ports) indicate whether those are TCP or UDP ports. Sure I can look up each one, but having it right there is more convenient.
3) Enable page discussions.

I installed an SSL cert per https://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/SSL_certificates_per_domain and it's at a minimum functioning on the web interface. I'm not sure if it's working on SMTP, POP, etc. (nor do I know if it is supposed to). However, that doesn't cover things like the admin server. https://wiki.zi...

That command has to be run from the mailstore that has the particular quarantine you're looking for. How you determine that I'm not sure. I only have two and guessed correctly on the first one.