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How To Configure Let’s Encrypt SSL Certificate For Multiple Domains In Multi-tenant Carbonio Using Admin UI | Carbonio CE
Configuring Let's Encrypt SSL certificate is always tricky. Specially when command line interface is the only resort for the System Admin. We can say so far it was the only...
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Why Choose Zextras Carbonio CE over Cloud Email Services, Other OSEs, or Zimbra | Carbonio CE
It was between 1832 to 1965 that email transformed from Interoffice to Internet. As time passed, the hardware became smaller and sometimes even invisible (cloud). But the primary purpose remains...
Enable and Disable User Features in Carbonio Community Edition | Carbonio CE
The Carbonio CE mail server provides a lot of options for users, including sending, receiving, and viewing email, creating appointments, managing address books, and much more. However, it often happens...
How To Use Imapsync To Migrate Microsoft 365 To Carbonio | Carbonio CE
In this article, we are going to discuss about the migration process of your email system from M365 to Carbonio CE. To perform this migration process, we are going to...
How To Use Imapsync To Migrate Google Workspace To Carbonio | Carbonio CE
In this article, we are going to discuss about the migration process of your email system from Google workspace to Carbonio CE. To perform this migration process, we are going...
How To Use Script To Migrate Zimbra To Carbonio | Carbonio CE
We hope you read the first article which is about Zimbra to Carbonio CE migration using imapsync method. From the first article, you already understood that migration can be easy...
How To Use Imapsync To Migrate Zimbra To Carbonio | Carbonio CE
Can you tell me what is the most wearisome task that any system administrator faces at least once in a career life time? It is undoubtedly the migration activity. It...
Restricting Sending and Receiving Emails for Users in Carbonio Community Edition | Carbonio CE
One of the most important characteristics of an email server is its reputation. If it turns out to be tainted by uncontrolled mass mailing, there is a risk that the letter...