cyrus mailboxes format

Geoff Winkless cyrus at geoff.dj
Thu Mar 5 06:01:55 EST 2015


My point is that kolab can provide all the things you describe (as Vlad
states, you can integrate with AD authentication with some effort) and
(since it retains Cyrus as its mailserver) should require no transfer of
your existing mail.

I suppose the question you have to consider is whether your Zimbra clients
constitute a larger user base than your cyrus ones... and whether the
Zimbra users come with a perpetual license for the professional edition, I
suppose :)

G

On 4 March 2015 at 17:40, Andres Tarallo <atarallo at acm.org> wrote:

> 2015-03-04 15:16 GMT-02:00 Geoff Winkless <cyrus at geoff.dj>:
>
>> [..]
>> Incidentally, a question for the OP: why change from Cyrus to Zimbra? If
>> you want collaborative features, wouldn't Kolab do the job (and therefore
>> allow you to keep your Cyrus backend)?
>>
>>
> Cyrus IMAP is part of an old in-house developed mail solution. I've
> deployed solutions like that, with small changes, for a while. That
> solution requires more skilled it staff for trivial tasks like provisioning
> of new accounts.
>
> We found in zimbra a more polished solution, capable of integrating with
> active directory with a reasonable effort. In that way we keep a single
> password and account for select users. The admin panel let's our less
> skilled IT staff take care of more tasks than they actually do. The webmail
> has a familiar look for people exposed to outlook (most of our users).
>
> We can't afford developing a new in-house solution, or enhace the
> shortcomings of the one we have now.  An last, but not least, we purched
> recently free new domains that have mail handled in a zimbra server. In
> this case will be doing migration and consolidation.
>
> Andrés
>
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