In the continuing saga of weirdness. I have two accounts on my Zimbra server. My phone connects to both. (My wife's connects to one.) After about a week and a half, my phone started to successfully...

Just like my wife's phone, mine spontaneously started working, and continued to work fine for about a month. But today, I noticed that I didn't have any new email, which I thought was odd (I usually...

Oddly enough, my wife's phone spontaneously started connecting to the server. But with the same settings on my phone, it refuses. (I'm using IMAP4, since trying the Exchange route runs me into that...

Trying as an Exchange account, now the phone is telling me my server "requires that certain security policies be enforced. Try syncing again to apply the policies. If you keep seeing this message,...

I just got a Windows Phone 8, and it is refusing to connect to my Zimbra server. I'm using the same connection setup as I did in Windows Phone 7, but it just doesn't want to work.

I turned on...

Yes, I saw the download page, which is why I asked the question here. I understand that it's not officially supported (although I'm disappointed and confused as to why -- Debian's the system I've...

I have a working open source Zimbra 7 installation on a Debian 5 machine. I want to install some other services on it that need me to upgrade to Debian 6. Has anyone else tried this already? Will...

LOOSE_PROVISIONING brought me back to the first error.



Already have the cert installed and the Alias command set up as specified. (The errors they describe are different codes than what I am...

Has there been any luck getting this working with a Windows Phone 7? I add an Outlook account to my phone, and it appears to be communicating (I'm getting a lot of chatter thrown in z-push/debug.txt...

The first network hiccup caused the DHCP client to refresh its name servers back to the original, bypassing dnsmasq. I know there's a way to have DHCP update dnsmasq's config instead of resolv.conf...

Ok, I'll see if the dnsmasq option works. I made the change; I guess I'll find out in a week if it spontaneously quits again.

It does beg the question, though: why does it care? It's obviously...

About once a week, I find the Zimbra server stops accepting IMAP connections (the only connection type I use), and I have to restart the Zimbra service (/etc/init.d/zimbra restart) to bring it back...

For those who might be curious, I did ask Zimbra sales if that one piece was available for purchase separately. They did reply back saying, essentially, they don't sell pieces of their products...

I think that has the same problem. It reportedly works with anything connected by ActiveSync (used by Windows Mobile 6 and earlier), but WP7 doesn't use ActiveSync.

However, the compatibility...

Unfortunately, at this time, WP7 doesn't support connecting to random iCal sources. (It doesn't support .ics files, either.) I think it's been rumored to be coming in the next update, but that's...

I looked into Funambol. From what I've found, it would fit the bill, if there were a SyncML client for WP7 -- which, unfortunately, there is not. If (and I'm not quite sure it's possible yet) I...

Sorry, I didn't mean to imply that it was. I was just referencing it as a clear example of what I was looking for.



The Network Edition provides a lot of functionality I don't need for more...

I found a reference which describes the process of connecting Windows Phone 7 to Zimbra, and it merely states setting it up using the WP7 native Outlook client.

Now, this connectivity is obviously...

I'll look into that later then. For now, I'll just keep working on getting it to connect to IMAP email.



I've added port 587 forwarding. I also exported my certificate with the command ...

My situation: I have a Debian Linux server acting as a router between my internal network and the internet. I have a Windows Phone 7 that I want to sync with my Zimbra server (also running on...