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Old 03-30-2007, 09:13 AM
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Default Multi-server - Mix http and https Connections

I've read the Multi-server installation guide and searched the forums, but haven't found any info on this subject. For performance reasons I'd like to have our LAN/WAN users be able to use the Zimbra Web Client via regular http connections; and for security reasons I want people connecting up from the Internet to use secure (https) connections. A user could be connecting up both internally or externally, so it's not like I want some users on one server and others on another. The way I would envision it, ideally I would have one main full-blown Zimbra server with all the mailboxes, and then another basically acting like a secure proxy server.

Is what I'm looking for even possible with Zimbra, or am I out of luck? I tried playing around with installing Zimbra on a second server last night but I didn't like some of things I was seeing, so I stopped. Even though I had done a backup of the production Zimbra server prior to starting, I didn't feel like risking an all-nighter getting this back to normal.
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Old 03-30-2007, 11:42 PM
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Nope-
The zmtlsctl controls are global, meaning they take effect no matter what the source is.
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