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One thing that might or might not be related, is if your Zimbra server sits behind a Cisco PIX Firewall or ASA appliance, having ip inspect smtp WILL break your authenticated SMTP traffic. You need to NOT inspect smtp traffic for any zimbra servers on your network through the PIX.

I'll take that as a no.

So no one's gotten this to work w/ Cacti? I can't seem to access any SNMP functions, even though the Zimbra SNMP service seems to be running. I also did a 'yum -y install net-snmp' and a 'service snmpd start' using Zimbra's snmpd.conf file, but I still can't seem to pull any data from it. an snmpwal...

2.8Ghz * 2 / 300 users = 18.7Hz/User

2GB RAM / 300 users = 6.7MB/User

[quote user="evulfun"]Some further info: After typing in the command, I can see the change if I look at the main.cf file. But the if I type in postconf -d mynetworks command, the changes never take affect. I've stoped and started both postfix itself and all of Zimbra.[/QUOTE] I concur. It ...

It sounds like you have some typical lusers there...those two "error messages" are from nothing that would be related to zimbra, or a web browser even. Screen fades out? What is that? Tell them to get a new PC!!

I have another question that's related to Archiving. Once these messages are moved to the archive store via HSM, what if the user tries to delete them? Are they denied, or is there anyway to prevent them from deleting messages? (I'm asking because a Banking institution was asking about this feature ...

[quote user="14319KevinH"]The Network Edition runs on RedHat EL4 only. So you won't be able to go from Fedora Core directly. Do you have a 2nd box with RedHat EL4 installed already?[/QUOTE]
Kevin,
What about CentOS, which is a repackaged version of RHEL?

I have it on OS X.4 in production, but I haven't integrated it with OpenDir.

bbska - You put me on the right path, check this out:

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Changing that value fixed the problem. Thanks so much guys!