[SOLVED] Enable interfaces

[kathmandu]

hello all,

My zimbra network edition (trial) was successful under centos OS 5.2. After I did some changes (disabled pop and imap) through the administration console (https://host:7071) , now I am not able to access https://host:7071 and the also the user access interface (Bugzilla Main Page). How do I know what went wrong.

Help me.
Paras.

[Bill Brock]

localhost to login to admin console?

[kathmandu]

Both doesnot work.


From remote:

https://zimbra.mydomain.com:70701
Domain Name Registration, E-mail, Web Hosting

From local (using links):

https://localhost:7071
Bugzilla Main Page

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Error is

ERROR
The requested URL could not be retrieved


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Thanks
Paras.

[kathmandu]

I disabled IMAP and POP from zimbra admin console. After that my admin console and user console has stopped working. So how do I re enable IMAP and POP so that I can use admin and user console at port 80 and 7071


Thanks
Paras.

[Bill Brock]

file goes into detail about setting up the imap and pop features. This would be my guess as how to do what you are wanting from the command line since the GUI is not available.

I am not an expert but I don't see how disabling the imap and pop would prevent you from accessing the web interface.

[uxbod]

Please review your log files for any error messages. These issues can also be experienced by having incorrect DNS settings so please also post

cat /etc/hosts
cat /etc/resolv.conf
dig yourdomain mx
dig yourdomain any
host `hostname` <- note backticks and not single quotes

[jholder]

Zimbra doesn't run using apache. If you have apache running on port 80, it's likely that it's causing all your zimbra web services to fail. Stop apache.

[kathmandu]

After I start zmmailboxd I can see 80 and 7071. BUT after adding few users into accounts from GUI admin console. Now again I don't see port 80 though i can see and access 7071.


Paras.

[uxbod]

Can you post the following please

netstat -an
ps aux

when the problem arises so we can see what is running.

[kathmandu]

"zmtlsctl http" did my job.


Thanks
Paras.