This is certified documentation and is protected for editing by Zimbra Employees & Moderators only. This article contains an overview of mobility options for Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS), as well as information on how to set up Zimbra Mobile for most smartphones on specific operating systems. It also contains links to device-specific set-up pages, including information for the iPhone and Blackberry. Zimbra Mobile Overview Zimbra offers four options for accessing Zimbra accounts using mobile devices. • Zimbra Mobile Web Client. The first option, the Zimbra Mobile Web Client, is the most versatile option since it can be accessed on almost any mobile device and requires no license or additional software.

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Using the Zimbra Mobile Web Client, users can access their mail, contacts, calendar, and briefcase. • Zimbra Mobile Touch Client. A Network Edition Feature. The secure, HTML5 mobile web application provides a device-specific user experience for Android and iOS devices. The Zimbra touch client can be tailored through open APIs and fully white labeled. It delivers anytime, anywhere mailbox access, through a unique Zimbra experience, that keeps people connected to their data.

• Zimbra Mobile for Smart Phones. A Network Edition Feature. The third option, Zimbra Mobile for Smart Phones, offers users two-way, over-the-air (OTA) synchronization and access to mail, contacts, calendar, and briefcase. It works natively with iPhone, Android devices, Windows Mobile and Symbian S60/S80 smart phones. Note: In some instances, Zimbra Mobile for Smart Phones may work natively with a device, but the necessary sync plug-in is not bundled with the device. Plug-ins may be available via a third party, but may not be supported.

• Zimbra Connector for BlackBerry. The third option, Zimbra Connector for BlackBerry, is only for BlackBerry mobile devices. This option offers users two-way, OTA synchronization and access to mail, contacts, calendar, and briefcase.

This option requires a paid Zimbra Collaboration Suite license plus you must have a BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES). Accessing ZCS using Zimbra Mobile Web Client All devices with an HTML-compatible browser can access Zimbra email, contacts, calendar, and briefcase using the Zimbra Mobile Web Client. Zimbra Mobile Web Client. Entering Zimbra Mobile settings on your iPhone (or iPad/iTouch) will sync your email, contacts and calendars using your carrier's data plan. Note, in order to use this feature you need to be 1) using a Zimbra paid Network Edition account and 2) your administrator must have mobility enabled.

IMPORTANT: Performing these steps can delete all of the existing contacts on your iPhone. This is a common problem for iPhone users when creating a new ActiveSync account. You should ensure that you have backed up all of your contacts before proceeding.

SET UP: First click on the ' Settings' icon (the gears) and scroll down and select ' Mail, Contacts, Calendars.' On the next screen you will see and select ' Add Account.' Choose ' Microsoft Exchange' Next you will need to enter your account information: • Email. This is your company email address (eg joe@puppies.net) • Password.

This is your Zimbra password (the same on used for the Zimbra Web Client) • Description. A description for your Account CONFIGURATION OPTIONS: Once you have successfully set up your account, you should begin to see mail folders contacts and your calendar(s) appear on the device. After, you may choose to edit either global or account-specific settings. Global settings available affect all your email accounts and is located in Settings / Mail, Contacts, Calendars. Here you can set usability controls such as number of messages, previews, font size and more. Within this screen you may also select your Zimbra Account and then select ' Account Info' to adjust whether you want any of the syncing options changed, how many days of email and which folders you want pushed.

You can find more information on the Next Wiki - Configuring Zimbra Mobile on Android SmartPhones. Android-based smartphones will natively sync email, contacts and calendars to Zimbra accounts. The two pre-requisites to configure this are: • The Zimbra email system used by your organization or service provider is a paid Network Edition license (ask your administrator if you are not sure) • Your administrator has enabled mobility on your account Assuming these two requirements are met, you configure Zimbra just like you would a Microsoft Exchange account on the device (this is the name used for any ActiveSync-based service). In order to complete this set up you will need to know the following: • Email.