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Originally Posted by phoenix  I assume you also have an A record pointing to mydomain.com? I also assume you have valid DNS A & MX records that point to your server at mail.mydomain.com? If you do, just remove the A record for mydomain.com. |
Yes, of course. Like I said, we are sending and receiving email just fine. I'd just like to configure Zimbra's
webmail to be on https://mail.mydomain.com instead of https://* (as it currently is).
Removing the A record for mydomain.com would work, but we also run a web site on that server (a separate (L)AMP installation), so that would be out of the question.
Here is our current DNS configuration:
@ 14400 IN A xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
mail 14400 IN A xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
@ 14400 IN MX 0 mail.mydomain.com.
www 14400 IN CNAME mydomain.com.
mydomain.com is an example, of course. Currently, http://mail.mydomain.com accesses the secondary (non-Zimbra) Apache install. Another issue I'm currently working on is to setup a redirect in Apache from http://mail.mydomain.com to https://mail.mydomain.com (only for that single subdomain), but that's a whole separate issue.
I just want https://mail.mydomain.com to be the
exclusive Zimbra webmail URL. I reckon this has to be configured somewhere within ZCS, but I'm not sure where.