Zimbra is an email platform that integrates with calendars, documents, contacts, and etc. It gives better collaboration experience within the user’s company by focusing on its scalability, data sovereignty, and security, makes it as one of the most-wanted collaboration tools in Cloud Raya.
Both, Cloud Raya and Zimbra want to continue our best service to our dearest customers by keep updating new version. This way, we can keep up with the users need while keeping them secured.
Recently, the latest version is available to be used. To get the most of its features and security protection, you must upgrade it as well as the OS version
Please follow the tutorial below:
Single-server Installation
In this setup, I use Ubuntu 16.04 as a starting point for the Zimbra operating system and ZCS-8.7.11 as the version of the Zimbra Collaboration.
The Zimbra has one administrative account and one user account as my initial data.
This section will explain how to reinstall the current Zimbra Collabora to the latest version.
install.sh
file, with options --force-upgrade
and --skip-upgrade-check
After successful reinstallation
To upgrade Ubuntu to the next LTS version, simply enter do-release-upgrade
in the CLI.
Some confirmation prompts may appear during the upgrade process, with the default value of configuration set to no.
Either keeping the previous configurations of the filesystem or replacing them with the maintainer preferences, those are dependent on your needs.
Example:
After the OS was successfully upgraded, do the Zimbra reinstallation steps as explained in the previous section.
Please note that the latest support of Ubuntu OS for Zimbra is 20.04 LTE. Thus, we only need to upgrade the OS to the 20.04 LTE version.
Now you are ready to use your latest version of zimbra and the OS. Please feel free to ask further information about this tutorial on the comment section.
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