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Yes, currently vpop3 gets the mail from a mailbox at the ISP and delivers it to the users local mailbox, which then use outlook to take the mail from vpop3 and hold it local - this is of course, a recepie for disaster when a hard drive fails etc.
Phoenix, thank you so much for your help.

Ok, so things are looking up, I currently have the outlook import wizard running, copying my email into zimbra, it's slow but I'm impressed that it even offers this function! So far, I've very happy it looks like a great product and I'll continue reading the guides etc to learn as much as possible, ...

[quote user="10330phoenix"]Just an additional question, do you have any otehr mailservers set-up on your domain?[/QUOTE] Yes, there is a mailserver of sorts, "vPop3" is the current email solution, it will be taken out of the loop if/when Zimbra passes all it's tests. I've reinsta...

Here's some more facts on the install hostname: mail host -t mx mail.domain.co.uk domain.co.uk mail is handled by 10 mail.oaktyres.co.uk host -t a mail.domain.co.uk mail.domain.co.uk has address 192.169.0.2 /etc/hosts contains 192.169.0.2 mail.domain.co.uk mail The domain name domain.co.uk is the Ac...

Update, some of this will be me being thick. I've managed to log in to the admin console. I was using the account: admin@domain.co.uk and this was not working (authentication failed) The Zimbra machine is called mail.domain.co.uk, so when I tried, on a whim, to log in with admin@mail.domain.co.uk it...

Hi all. I've been looking for a product like Zimbra for some time, and have tried various solutions, I think this will be just what we need but I'm having a hard time getting it to work. I'll briefly explain what I've done so far, and then ask a couple of (simple) questions and that should be enough...