[ Thanks to Scott
Dowdle for this link. ]
“Most Zimbra users only see the user side of Zimbra but I can
tell you that the admin side is quite impressive. After upgrading,
be sure to login to the Admin Console to enable any desired new
features as many of them are off by default and configurable on a
Class of Service basis. If you would like to give different users
access to different feature or combinations of features, create
additional Class of Service types, configure them as desired, and
then assign your users to the appropriate COS.“The Zimbra Admin Console has gotten a major upgrade with this
release. The interface is now multi-windowed within a single
browser window…”
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