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Originally Posted by phoenix  OK, let's see if I understand you correctly.
You have a server whose FQDN (hostname) is mail.domain.com and when you installed Zimbra it named the domain as mail.domain.com - OK so far? What you're now trying to do is change the domain that was created at install from mail.domain.com to domain.com - still OK? If that's what you're trying to do then the correct command is to use zmprov to rename the domain. Code: zmprov -l rd domain.com newdomain.com If I've misunderstood then feel free to tell me where I've gone wrong. |
Thanks for the help, phoenix!
I forgot to set the Server Host Name under install. I used the FQDN (maildomain.com) as my Host Name in my previous installs, so I typed in my maildomain.com to set my FQDN and maildomain.com as my Host Name.
I now have the FQDN maildomain.com but my server is called "1258.serveruniversum.com" This shows up as a value when I try to generate the CSR for my SSL Certificate. Thats the reason I want to change it.