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Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS) is modern, innovative messaging and collaboration.-Zimbra is the leading open source solution for enterprise, service provider, academic, and government environments; offering administrators and their end-users unmatched benefits and TCO. Zimbra is popular choice for today's growing-Linux email server base. ZCS features an award-winning Ajax web client integrating email,-contacts, shared calendar, enterprise mash-ups, VoIP, and online document authoring and-sharing. Also included with ZCS is a complete server solution with built in anti-spam, MTA, storage, authentication, and admin features.
The Zimbra Collaboration Suite supports Windows, Apple,-and Linux platforms and works with seamlessly Microsoft Outlook as well as other-PC and mobile device clients. Two versions of ZCS are available: the Open Source Edition and the Network Edition. The ZCS Network Edition is available to download as a free-60 day trial and features many powerful enhancements such as Outlook integration, real-time backup and restore, and mobile device OTA sync.
The Zimbra Collaboration Suite supports Windows, Apple,-and Linux platforms and works with seamlessly Microsoft Outlook as well as other-PC and mobile device clients. Two versions of ZCS are available: the Open Source Edition and the Network Edition. The ZCS Network Edition is available to download as a free-60 day trial and features many powerful enhancements such as Outlook integration, real-time backup and restore, and mobile device OTA sync.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4.6 or later
- 512 MB of RAM (1 GB or higher recommended)
- 3 GB hard disk space (plus additional space for message storage)
- Java 1.5
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Is this the swan song for Zimbra? - Version: 5.0.2, 2/1/2008 12:00AM PST
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michael237
The next generation messaging system 
- Version: 5.0rc1, 10/5/2007 06:36PM PST
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sjl1
If you are looking for a new email/colaboration suite, look no further. With the new release of 5.0, you have everything that outlook/exchange has to offer and then some at about 1/5 the cost. From start of instal to working mail server is less than 30 minutes. Try that on a new instal of exchange.
Highly recommended for all use.
Highly recommended for all use.
How do you get it to work - Version: 4.5.4, 3/30/2007 02:41AM PST
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gwundu1
The website and accompanying literature promises a lot but for some reason, I can't see an executable file (or link) that will work on my Mac. I have an Intel MacBook Pro with all of the latest updates for Tiger, including Java. On a similar note, I find that many apps that are supposed to run via Java and are proven to work on Macs simply do nothing on my machine!! If I could solve this Java problem, there is a whole universe of potentially great apps that I could run (eg Pentaho Business Intelligence - see Sourceforge)
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- It's supposed to run on a server (1 replies)
However, since Zimbra was recently bought by Yahoo, and it becomes more and more evident in recent news that Yahoo are about to be swallowed by Micro$oft, I fear Zimbra is on its way to become a footnote in MS next Exchange server's ass.