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ZIMBRA EMAIL CLIENT HOW TO

Restart Outlook (as per the warning we got earlier) to save the changes.ġ0. When done click OK, then Next, then Finish.ĩ. If you have multiple top level domains being hosted on Zimbra (eg and ) you might need to choose the most relevant on for you (ie either dc=com or dc=au).Ĩ. NOTE: For older versions of Outlook (eg 2000) you may need to enter dc=com or similar (com is the top level part of your domain name) into the Search Base field as it doesn't work if left blank.

Search base = (leave blank or for Outlook 07 select Use Default).

Search timeout = (default 60 should be ok).

Under the Connection tab set the following: (Informs you to restart for new settings to take effect). Leave Server requires me to sign in disabled and click the More Settings. In the Server Name box type in the host name of your Zimbra server (eg ).Ħ. Click Add, then select Internet Directory Service (LDAP) and click Next.ĥ. Select View or change existing directories or address books, then click Next.Ĥ. NB: For 2007 Go Tools > Account Settings, then select the Address Books tab and click the New.

(This may vary slightly depending on version) Give it a test by creating a new email and in the To: box start typing a name or address of someone in the GAL, Thunderbird should display some auto complete options with user matches it finds. In the drop down menu make sure Zimbra LDAP is selected, then click OK to close the options window.Ĩ. When done click OK then click OK again to close the LDAP Directory Services window.ħ. Base DN = ou=people,dc=mydomain,dc=com (enter YOUR mail domain name here)Ħ.Hostname = (enter YOUR servers host name here).In the window enter the following details: Under Composition, Addressing, tick the Directory Server box then click Edit Directories.ĥ.

ZIMBRA EMAIL CLIENT HOW TO

This section will describe how to configure mail clients to use the LDAP service for looking up email addresses in Zimbra's GAL.ģ. This article is a Work in Progress, and may be unfinished or missing sections.