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Are you using external ldap?

If the former employees were removed from the zcs system, and are still showing up in the "To:" field, I would suspect they are still in your E-mailed contacts folder. Have you checked your E-mailed contacts folder?

If you are using private IPs (192.168.x.x), you may require to use a Split DNS configuration. Here's a link:
Split DNS - Zimbra :: Wiki
**This link refers to RedHat. If you are not using RedHat, just setup the named.conf file with the appropriate zone file.**
Hope this helps.

Since you are using the OSS version, you may need to investigate if imapsync would work for you. Imapsync is not a Zimbra, but other SysAdmins have had used it in the past with great of success.
User Migration - Zimbra :: Wiki
Hope this helps.

I concur w/ mmorse.

zmprov ma someuser@domain.com zimbraPrefMailItemsPerPage 200
I tried it on my ZCS server, and it appears to work.

zmprov ca joe@domain.com temp123 zimbraPasswordMustChange TRUE sn "Brown" givenName "Joe" displayName "Joe Brown" I just threw in the zimbraPasswordMustChange TRUE as an option. That way you can give them the initial password, and they will be prompted to change the ini...

After some investigation, I believe this issue is solved. It turned out the zimbraSmtpHostname attribute was pointing to a relayhost, instead of localhost or zmhostname. It appears by pointing zimbraSmtpHostname to a different machine, postfix didn't have a chance to lookup the canonical address; at...

Hey John,
Thank you for your reply. The ZCS version they are using is 4.5.10.

Gentle Souls, I am trying to figure out for a client why canonical addresses are not displaying correctly after messages are delivered (internally or externally). The problem is that the "FROM" address shows up as jsmith02@store.domain.com, and not John.Smith@domain.com using ZCO. However,...