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Old 05-03-2009, 06:49 PM
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Default [SOLVED] Can OS Edition Upgrade to Networkm Edition?

Since I am trying to run ZCS behind a NAT router, it took me a few hours and a few tries to get things installed and configured properly n a fresh CentOS 5x x64 machine. However, I would like to try out the Network edition for consideration of becoming a Zimbra Hosting Partner. I would prefer to avoid re-installing with the Network edition so was wondering if I can "upgrade" the OS edition to the Network Edition trial?
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Old 05-03-2009, 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted by BigBirdy View Post
I would prefer to avoid re-installing with the Network edition so was wondering if I can "upgrade" the OS edition to the Network Edition trial?
Yes you can update it, you just run the installer on your current server and it will perform an upgrade. You should, of course, make a backup of your current system before the upgrade.
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Old 05-04-2009, 07:20 AM
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Thanks kindly, will do. I am one of those "Scalix" uses looking for something new/better and wow, I wish I had not procrastinated for so long getting around to checking out Zimbra. All it needs now, IMHO, are some packages/pricing for the small office (less than 25 uers). Scalix's model is pretty good with 10 Outlook Power Users in the community edition. Read throguh the many pages of threads on the Scalix vs Zimbra question.
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