you can't distribute them by that way, but if you have multiple mailbox servers, zimbra will distribute them between the servers. I don't recall exactly how it determines where to put a user's mailbox upon creation if it's just round robin or somethig more intelligent

No running normal updates shouldn't affect zimbra since it's mostly self contained and doesn't depend on very many system packages, and most distributions don't make such drastic changes within the same release.

it sounds like it's a password that the account has used before

Are you sure it's not just a sync timing issue? If you just recently modified data in the first domain, the AnotherGAL datasource might not have synced yet. GAL lookups arent real timeFor instance I have my active directory datasource set to sync once a day. So when i change something in AD the ...

as a bandaid if it's not a lot of users you could try to import into outlook and then use the pst importer to get it into hte account

unfortuantely this isn't something you can really fix yourself. it's a reputation thing that can take some time to work itself out. some systems may take a couple of days to move you from blacklist to greylist. You could look into a smtp relay service or change the external ip address of you...

find out who has mailbod id 302 and change their password the attacker is usding that

I think thats a zimlet specific to archive/discovery. i don't have that but maybe they moved it under a archive/discovery menu? You obviously have NE though so worst case scenario file a support request

pretty sure this can only be done with zmtlsctl. a quick poke around the 8.x admin console I didn't see any way to do it via the gui

[quote user="techit"]Resolved. User error. I found the emails in my junk folder. I wish there was a way to id the location of messages in search, that would have helped.[/QUOTE]
If you switch to message view from conversation, it should show the folder it's located in