Mandriva has announced a partnership with Zarafa, the Microsoft Exchange replacement for Linux servers. With the help of Zarafa, users will be able to share emails, calendars, and contacts using Outlook or via a web browser.
Paris, Curitiba, the 14th of September. Mandriva announces the immediate availability of its integrated offering in partnership with Zarafa.
Zarafa is the Microsoft Exchange replacement for Linux servers, which allows users to share e-mails, calendars and contacts using Outlook or a web access.
Zarafa, the leading European provider of open source groupware and collaboration software, has launched the Zarafa Community Hub, accessible through http://www.zarafa-community.org.This new community site enables partners and Zarafa Community members to manage their contributions such as extensions and plugins.
Zarafa, the leading European provider of open source groupware and collaboration software, today announced that the latest version of its business class enterprise web client, the Zarafa WebApp 1.3 [http://www.zarafa.com/webapp], has been released.
From January 1st Zarafa, the leading European provider of open source groupware and collaboration software, is offering partners a free tool to migrate the complete data from a Scalix server to Zarafa. This enables Zarafa partners to migrate Scalix customers in a cost effective way to the Zarafa Collaboration Platform (ZCP).
At this year’s CeBIT (1-5 March, Hannover), Zarafa, the leading European provider of open source groupware and collaboration software, will show that the Zarafa Collaboration Platform (ZCP) has grown to the European open source groupware standard.
Zarafa, the leading provider in open source groupware and collaboration software, has continued to work on the feature richness and overall quality of its Zarafa Collaboration Platform (ZCP) for both administrators and end-users. Today’s launches of ZCP 7.0 final[1] and Zarafa Archiver-1.0 deliver enterprise features which help to lower total cost of ownership.
Zarafa, the leading European provider of open source groupware and collaboration software, today announced that the Zarafa WebAccess has been enriched with a plugin[1] that provides free, instant and easy (no registration needed) access to video/VoIP/presentation live web meetings.
Hi, i install the Zarafa via yum repo, but now the all services is running ok, but when i try to login in web access and i cant. Someone know what i have to do for config the webaccess or zarafa for put smtp server, pop server, etc. ?
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