Mainly looking for search terms as I have no idea what this could be called in Zimbra.

All day long, we watch hackers trying to dictionary hack mail accounts and in our case, we know where the users are coming from.

Most, not all, of the users have a fixed IP they are checking email from. Is there a way to configure their accounts to be allowed access from one or more IPs?

Doesn't anyone know for sure what this problem is? Is it because the chat was removed in zimbra 8.11?

Ok well, for anyone finding this, it seems chat was removed from zimbra 8.

https://imanudin.net/2016/02/10/zimbra- ... -zimbra-8/

Figures, all the nice things keep going to the commercial version.

The connect tool looks commercial and I don't have such a need. I just wanted to have a way to chat with another person on the Zimbra server without having to use external services like messenger, telegram, etc. Don't need video or any special features really. Just a quick way to chat with someone w...

Hi, why do you suggest that? Are you saying what I'm posting is common, there are problems with the chat zimlet?

I have installed and enabled the zimbra chat zimlet. I can see it on the server and I've allowed it to everyone. However, on a web browser, I get the following error. On the zimbra desktop client (latest/last version), it is never there. There is no chat zimlet to be found. I've read everything I ca...

BTW, thanks for trying to help me. It is appreciated.

Thanks for the blog article. I bet plenty of people would appreciate the same using firewalld.

I bet most people don't even use all of the features. We never have. We simply use it as a nice email client, stable, reliable, multi account. Why not consider stripping all that stuff out and continuing to have a nice client? Seems a shame to have to use something else when we love zimbra, both cli...