[SOLVED] Installing ZCS on Synology NAS

[jeanmich]

Hello,
I have a Synology NAS DS-209+ and I have to install Zimbra Collaboration Suite on it, but I don't know how it is possible, because OS is not Debian or anything else.
Is it possible to install it?

Thank you for helping.

Jean-Michel

[psgandalf]

Hello,
Best chance seams to be the software release of Disk Station Manager 2.1 currently in beta that gives you webmail, imap pop3.
If you intend to run Zimbra on a 800 Mhz 512MB machine you can probably get one used for almost nothing......

[phoenix]

I have a Synology NAS DS-209+ and I have to install Zimbra Collaboration Suite on it, but I don't know how it is possible, because OS is not Debian or anything else.
Is it possible to install it?

It's not possible and Zimbra should not be installed on a file server. Zimbra is only built for the distributions on the Download list.

[uxbod]

800 Mhz 512MB

If that is the spec of the machine then I would not both anyway as the minimum for a production environment is 2GB memory; though ideally 4GB.

[eichertc]

If that is the spec of the machine then I would not both anyway as the minimum for a production environment is 2GB memory; though ideally 4GB.

whaaat ?? exim works perfect with 128 MB ram serving 200 user accounts.

gruss
Christian

[eichertc]

It's not possible and Zimbra should not be installed on a file server. Zimbra is only built for the distributions on the Download list.

Why not ? Teach me.

[uxbod]

This post is over a year old; what are you trying to achieve ?

[eichertc]

do you bwant me to tell you what you said ?

YOU SAID
If that is the spec of the machine then I would not both anyway as the minimum for a production environment is 2GB memory; though ideally 4GB.

AND I ANSWERED :
whaaat ?? exim works perfect with 128 MB ram serving 200 user accounts.

AND NOW I SAY
So are you serious does Zimbra need 4 GB ram to run smoothly ?

[Klug]

So are you serious does Zimbra need 4 GB ram to run smoothly ?

Exim is an MTA and ZCS is a full collaboration suite.
Comparing apples and oranges...

[uxbod]

Bananas and Kiwi's ... fully agree Klug.