To read about this new service, visit You've Got Zmail: New System Ready for Service

Zimbra Zmail, an open source email and collaboration tool, is now available to students, staff and faculty.

Zimbra is part of the Information Resources effort to support the university’s mission of becoming a tier-one university and first-rank research and education center.

The Zimbra Collaboration Suite:

• Supports IMAP/POP, Outlook (MAPI), iSync, iCal, CalDAV, RSS
• Easily integrates 3rd party applications and web services
• Simplifies administration and reduces total cost of ownership

The primary focus of the Zimbra rollout is Zmail, the email web client. However, the collaboration features are robust and may prove very popular. For more information about Zimbra feel free to visit their web site.

Migrate your Cyrus mail box to Zmail

If you are unable to login to Zmail, chances are you haven't migrated your Cyrus mail box yet.  Just visit the Zmail Migration Tool to get started.
 

Accessing Zmail

Zmail can be accessed in one of two ways:

1. Using your web browser:
   Enter the url https://zmail.utdallas.edu in the address bar.


2. Using the desktop client.
   You can download this from http://www.zimbra.com/products/desktop.html. Once installed, follow the Configuring Desktop Clients (POP/IMAP settings) instructions to use the connection wizard to access Zmail.

Both methods require your NetID and password.

Other How-To Documents

For help with accessing and using Zmail, follow the links below.

• The Main Interface
• Check email, compose and save drafts
• Configuring Desktop Clients (POP/IMAP settings)
• The Zmail Assistant
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
• Zmail Tips - a Confluence Wiki

Or, if you'd prefer, view the entire user guide in PDF format — Zimbra Zmail.