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No issues with 10.1.14. Multiple systems upgraded to date.

10.1.12 should be installed on all 10.1 proxy server versions identified by the Release Notes, period. Whether you have chat installed or not is irrelevant. An exploit of this defect does not depend on having a chat system installed. When Zimbra says a patch is an Emergency Patch and should be appli...

Users’ internal address books will need updating, but… With galsync working well, users shoukd not have needed to add on-domain entries to their address books in the first instance, but… You can always add the old domain as a domain alias to the renamed domain, so any email sent to thenomd domain wi...

The Galsync account(s) themseleves get renamed, as is every email-enabled object in the domain, and then at the next galsync account refresh, the galsync entries will be updated to reflect the changed domain name. You can force a galsync account refresh using zmgsautil. Wiki doc here: https://wiki.z...

Good mornings We migrate from Zimbra 9 to Zimbra 10.1 The server is managed by a local provider, so there's some information I don't have. What I'd like to know is whether a Zimbra update can be mandatory and automatic, and whether the resynchronization behavior I describe has been detected by othe...

Several of my professional services customers who have configured their corporate domains in Zimbra to do Active Directory authentication have observed AD authentication stops working when they have upgraded their domain controllers and their domain's functional level to Windows Server 2025. This is...

My experience has been that autodiscover records in public DNS not only make users happy by simplifying email account creation on devices, but also aid in Zimbra migrations, e.g. Exchange to Zimbra, or Zimbra side-by-side migrations, where users will need to reconfigure their mobile devices and IMAP...

FWIW, I have found that zmprov rd <current name> <new name> has reliably renamed all email-related objects (user and resource accounts, aliases, DLs, etc.).

Always good to run zmprov fc -a all after making changes like that too.

Hope that helps,
Mark

From a security standpoint, if 2FA is meant to confirm the user attempting to sign in is indeed the user whose credentials are being offered, does it matter where the login attempt is taking place? Unless all of the devices in a network require, like SmartCard access, 2FA is still a good idea. Even ...

Based on:

Error: /opt/zimbra/.ssh/zimbra_identity (Permission denied)
java.io.FileNotFoundException: /opt/zimbra/.ssh/zimbra_identity (Permission denied)

You could try regenerating your SSH keys, as the zimbra user:
Hope that helps,
Mark