Installing a second Zimbra server

[marcmac]

The deleted server is still listed in the mail host pool in the default cos - reset this attribute via zmprov to list only the server ID of the existing server, and you'll be ok.

[retireoncsco]

You can do that by highlighting a bunch of text and then click on the 'Wrap QUOTE tags....' button just above the box where you type. It's the one on the right that looks more like a speech bubble (well, it does to me ).

Thank you for the help

[retireoncsco]

The deleted server is still listed in the mail host pool in the default cos - reset this attribute via zmprov to list only the server ID of the existing server, and you'll be ok.

HMM, Easier said than done, now I just have to find those instructions

[retireoncsco]

The deleted server is still listed in the mail host pool in the default cos - reset this attribute via zmprov to list only the server ID of the existing server, and you'll be ok.

Ok, I give up.

I can see how to use zmprov, and do see that the details of the default COS has two server ID's listed, but how do I delete one?

I was thinking of creating a new default, moving the existing server to it and deleting the other, but that seems like more trouble.

Any help is appreciated MarcMac

John

[marcmac]

Sorry, used to shorthand.

So, zmprov gs will get all the info for the only server you've still got. Look for the ID.

Did I say cos? I think I meant domain
Then, zmprov md zimbraMailHostPool will reset the attrib to ONLY the ID of the existing server.

So, if your server is foo.bar.com
zmprov gs foo.bar.com | grep -i id

will return the UUID string (it's long).

zmprov md bar.com zimbraMailHostPool xxxx-yyyy-zzzz-aaaa-bbbb

will reset things.

[retireoncsco]

Sorry, used to shorthand.

So, zmprov gs will get all the info for the only server you've still got. Look for the ID.

Did I say cos? I think I meant domain
Then, zmprov md zimbraMailHostPool will reset the attrib to ONLY the ID of the existing server.

So, if your server is foo.bar.com
zmprov gs foo.bar.com | grep -i id

will return the UUID string (it's long).

zmprov md bar.com zimbraMailHostPool xxxx-yyyy-zzzz-aaaa-bbbb

will reset things.

I'll try this tonight when I get home.

You guys Rock, this is the type of support that will launch Zimbra to the top, when are you releasing stock

John

[retireoncsco]

Sorry, used to shorthand.

So, zmprov gs will get all the info for the only server you've still got. Look for the ID.

Did I say cos? I think I meant domain
Then, zmprov md zimbraMailHostPool will reset the attrib to ONLY the ID of the existing server.

So, if your server is foo.bar.com
zmprov gs foo.bar.com | grep -i id

will return the UUID string (it's long).

zmprov md bar.com zimbraMailHostPool xxxx-yyyy-zzzz-aaaa-bbbb

will reset things.

Actually, you were on track with COS, and the remainder of the parts I figured out. I just had to have you show me how to use the modify directives on the zmprov utility.

So, I did the following and it worked like a champ
zmprov gs zimbra.compunique.com | grep -i id
that returns the ID of the only server I need in the COS pool
zmprov mc default zimbraMailHostPool id
that modified the zimbraMailHostPool to what it needed to be
zmprov gac | grep -i mailhostpool
showed that the list of servers in the default COS is correct now, where as before it had to ID's listed.

Awesome, thanks for the help again Marc!