How to export all configuration?

[strafford]

I am trying to determine how to export the entire configuration (setup, domain, users, preferences, etc.). I have found (after quite a bit of searching) some nice and simple backup options, but not sure how to export/backup just the configuration. I have looked at quite a few migration articles but they are for the entire zimbra install.
In this articles it states:
WARNING: DO NOT perform this on a production system. This procedure will wipe all usernames and passwords!
Does that mean that they are not contained in the export/backup of the ldap data?


Also, are they any other settings elsewhere that should be exported?
I would like to be able to export all my configuration, so that I could in theory setup another server (in the event of a total failure lets say) with all the same users, passwords, settings, etc. but no email. I can then quickly get things back up, and use imapsync to start bringing back the email. In this article they backup/restore the following directories, but those also contain the mail itself:
conf data db index logger postfix-*/conf redolog store

[raed]

try this
https://syslint.com/blog/tutorial/zimbr ... ct-method/
it will hel you

[imanudin11]

I am trying to determine how to export the entire configuration (setup, domain, users, preferences, etc.). I have found (after quite a bit of searching) some nice and simple backup options, but not sure how to export/backup just the configuration. I have looked at quite a few migration articles but they are for the entire zimbra install.
In this articles it states:
WARNING: DO NOT perform this on a production system. This procedure will wipe all usernames and passwords!
Does that mean that they are not contained in the export/backup of the ldap data?


Also, are they any other settings elsewhere that should be exported?
I would like to be able to export all my configuration, so that I could in theory setup another server (in the event of a total failure lets say) with all the same users, passwords, settings, etc. but no email. I can then quickly get things back up, and use imapsync to start bringing back the email. In this article they backup/restore the following directories, but those also contain the mail itself:
conf data db index logger postfix-*/conf redolog store

Hi,

Maybe you can try to consider active-passive (replication) servers. All what you configure on Zimbra, all will be replicated into passive server. The sample guidance can be found here : https://imanudin.net/2015/03/24/how-to- ... bility-ha/