Hello,
Didi anybody have experience of migration from Amazon Workmail to Zimbra using imapsync?
AWS has functionality of migration_admin, user who has access to any mailbox described here:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/workmail/la ... rview.html
When I just write source and destination mailbox users and their corresponding passwords everything works. But in this situation when I want to authenticate any user using "migration_admin" user. I get this error:
Host1 failure: Error login on [imap.mail.eu-west-1.awsapps.com] with user [user@example.com] auth [PLAIN]: 2 NO [AUTHENTICATIONFAILED] Authentication failed.
Exiting with return value 16 (EXIT_AUTHENTICATION_FAILURE)
This is part of imapsync command:
--host1 imap.mail.eu-west-1.awsapps.com --user1 user@example.com --authuser1 migration_admin@example.com --password1 "PASSWORD"
AWS Workmail to Zimbra migration
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Re: AWS Workmail to Zimbra migration
Hey ..try to use --ssl1 --ssl2 at the last of your command and pls check port is open in security groups
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Re: AWS Workmail to Zimbra migration
No imapsync works when sync two accounts but I want to authenticate any user in Workmail using one admin account, like in zimbra, I created such user but it doesn't work using --authuser1, admin user cant access or autheticate other users accounts. I thought someone knows other method to specify admin user
Re: AWS Workmail to Zimbra migration
In the Amazon WorkMail console, create a new user to act as migration administrator. For more information, see Creating New Users.
In your Active Directory, create a new user to act as migration administrator, and enable the user for Amazon WorkMail. For more information, see Enabling Existing Users.
In the Amazon WorkMail console, for Organizations, choose the name of your organization.
Choose Organization settings, Migration, Edit.
For Mailbox permissions, select On.
Choose Select user.
Search for and select the user to act as migration administrator, and choose Select user.
Choose Save.
In your Active Directory, create a new user to act as migration administrator, and enable the user for Amazon WorkMail. For more information, see Enabling Existing Users.
In the Amazon WorkMail console, for Organizations, choose the name of your organization.
Choose Organization settings, Migration, Edit.
For Mailbox permissions, select On.
Choose Select user.
Search for and select the user to act as migration administrator, and choose Select user.
Choose Save.