Zimbra Collaboration Suite

Zimbra Collaboration Server 7.x Technical Guidance, which includes technical support, support portal, and self-help (forums, Bugzilla, wiki), will end on March 31, 2015. Customers are encouraged to upgrade to Zimbra Collaboration 8.6 to enjoy the ... [More] benefits of the new features and support options. (Visit the Downloads page for all product updates.) Need help upgrading? Sign […]The post End of Technical Guidance for Zimbra 7.x appeared first on Zimbra : Blog. [Less]

As announced in Zimbra Collaboration 8.5 and reiterated in the Zimbra Collaboration 8.6 Release Notes, Zimbra is deprecating distribution and support of the SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 11, service pack 3 and later, with Zimbra Collaboration ... [More] 8.6 being the final supporting version. Making an end-of-life (EoL) decision is never easy. In this situation, the number […]The post End-of-Life for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Support appeared first on Zimbra : Blog. [Less]

After a few days while some engineers were reviewing all the participants’ environments, we made a decision. It was kind of hard, because of the high level of all of the environments. If you want to see all the environments or just jump to the ... [More] winner, click on either of the below links See each participant’s […]The post Zimbra Collaboration Contest: Log Management Winner appeared first on Zimbra : Blog. [Less]

Zimbra is aware of a newly disclosed SSL/TLS vulnerability that provides a potential malicious actor with a method to perform a Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attack — the vulnerability is being referred to as FREAK (Factoring attack on RSA-EXPORT Keys). ... [More] For more information on the attack and how this applies to Zimbra, please head over to the […]The post Factoring Attack on RSA-EXPORT Keys (FREAK) appeared first on Zimbra : Blog. [Less]

Zimbra has released a patch for Zimbra Collaboration 8.6.0. You can find the full release notes and upgrade instructions on Zimbra.com. With this patch, comes an official assessment of Zimbra web client’s Mail App accessibility (as tested by the ... [More] W3C), which will be an area of continued investment and have significant improvements in Zimbra Collaboration […]The post General Availability: Zimbra Collaboration 8.6.0 Patch 1 appeared first on Zimbra : Blog. [Less]

January was an interesting month for cryptography. The UK Prime Minister made some very strong statements about digital communication, essentially calling for strong encryption to be shirked by providing law enforcement with a back door. The US ... [More] National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) announced the deprecation of several Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS), one […]The post When is a Lock, Not a Lock? appeared first on Zimbra : Blog. [Less]

Zimbra Collaboration uses logs to save a record of everything that occurs within the software. Having a scheduled review of the logs and understanding what is going on with your software is an important task for system administrators (sysadmins). ... [More] Zimbra knows many sysadmins use centralized log tools like Splunk, Logstash, Kibana, VMware Log Insight, etc. across […]The post Zimbra Collaboration Contest: Log Management appeared first on Zimbra : Blog. [Less]

The title is not very descriptive, or SEO friendly for that matter. But, it is meant more to evoke a thought — is it possible for a technology to become ubiquitous to a point where we no longer notice it in our daily lives and thus it becomes ... [More] transparent to end users? In Benedict Evans […]The post Ubiquitous to the Point of Transparency appeared first on Zimbra : Blog. [Less]

User experience, or UX, is an interesting topic in technology. A lot of ink is spilled on the importance of user experience, and it is an area of intense focus for technology M&A. Is this just the latest hype-fueled technology bubble, or is it ... [More] the real deal? The answer simply is yes. It’s both hype and […]The post UX: Another Technology Acronym or a Key Business Driver? appeared first on Zimbra : Blog. [Less]

It seems every week we have a new article about either a business or vendor trying to “kill” email. Simply put, email isn’t going anywhere, anytime soon. Yes, it will […]The post Deployment: Part 1 in Considering Your Next Email System appeared first on Zimbra :: Blog.