[SOLVED] Migrating Zimbra to a new server

[MrBryce2000]

I'm sorry, I found similar postings about this, but they only made me even more confused. Here is the synopsis:

Current Zimbra server: 64bit CentOS
New Zimbra server: 32bit CentOS

The current Zimbra server will become a new Windows AD server that will eventually run Exchange. All I need to do is move everything to a new box. How difficult will this be?

Thanks!

[raj]

follow this
Moving ZCS to Another Server » Zimbra :: Blog
* above is 100% good if your OS arch is same 32-->32 and stuff.

Network Edition: Moving from 32-bit to 64-bit Server - Zimbra :: Wiki
this show how you can do 32-->64

you are trying the reverse so you may have to try stuff.

also when it comes to tips read "Ajcody-Notes"..he is good

Ajcody-Notes-Server-Move - Zimbra :: Wiki

Raj

[MrBryce2000]

OK, the transfer completed sucessfully, and Zimbra started up fine. However, I can not receive or send any mail. The web client times out when trying to send saying that the server is too slow.

Help!

[uxbod]

top
freemem

Perhaps update your profile aswell with

su - zimbra
zmcontrol -v

[MrBryce2000]

I don't understand the first lines of code you posted. I don't see any "freemem" option after I enter the "top" command.

Also, my ldap error log shows some ldapcontext errors.

[MrBryce2000]

Please!! Someone respond! This is urgent!

[MrBryce2000]

I've tried recreating the certificates (as I found in other forum posts), but that didn't work. Anything?

[MrBryce2000]

Alright, problem's solved. I ended up contacting Zimbra tech support (didn't realize that I had a support ticket left). The problem was that the passwords for postfix and amavis were not transfered from the old server to the new localconfig.xml. The tech that helped me will be updating the wiki page with this new information.

[uxbod]

Sorry for not responding I have the same issue yesterday when I migrated V6. Though the correct command should have been

free

Was thinking of a different O/S