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[quote user="itsar"]right now, we have 170 accounts and planning to add 50-70 this years. A&D is enabled for all accounts. What standard cluster architecture hosting company use for shared account?[/QUOTE] If they are recommending a cluster for you, they are just trying to shake money ...

"read-only" means that external users can access the Briefcase and download files. They can't upload files to the Briefcase, though.
When you share the Briefcase, in the sharing dialog, it will show you what URL to use in the external WebDAV / HTTP clients to access the Briefcase.

If your company is using Zimbra Network Edition, get them to enable Zimbra Mobile support in your account. Then, configure the e-mail account as an "Exchange ActiveSync" account (not an IMAP or POP account). Point it at your Zimbra server, enter your username and password, and watch as it ...

[quote user="Tripple"]@fcash

With the free 10-user version you can backup the same way the NE version does.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, that's what I wrote.
The "Free 10-user appliance" *IS* Zimbra Network Edition.

[quote user="Raffo77"]1) ok, search is very useful, expecially the possibility to set a "saved search"... very strange: after i save a specific search, i can't modifiy it... :([/quote] Yes, you can. In your Preferences, on the General tab, make sure you check: [quote]Search Langu...

[quote user="Tripple"]Why is there a free 10-user appliance, but not a free 10-user open source edition? Since I'm running the open source edition on a VMWare server, maybe I should go to the appliance.[/QUOTE] The Zimbra Appliance uses Zimbra Network Edition, which requires licensing. Thi...

Just curious, if you are willing to pay for hosted apps via Google ... why you didn't consider paying for hosted apps via Zimbra. There are several third-party companies that provide hosted Zimbra, where they manage the installs and hardware, and you just manage the CoS setups ... just like with Goo...

Just because you are given the option in the installer, doesn't mean it's correct to do it. :) For a small install with a beefy server, running everything on one box is doable. However, get above a couple dozen users, sending a couple hundred messages a day, all logged into the web client for 8 hour...

Hrm, shitty. Guess that feature's not implemented then.

Anyone tried installing OperaMini on an iPad and using that to access Zimbra?
OperaMini works extremely well on my crappy non-smartphone, using the mobile and html interfaces.