Notification of Zimbra Scheduled Maintenance Sunday 19th September 2010

On Sunday 19th September 2010 starting at 1pm GMT we will be performing an upgrade of our Zimbra platform from 6.0.7 to 6.0.8. We expect the Zimbra upgrade to take approximately 3 hours, although the window is scheduled for 4 hours.

Maintenance Start: 13:00 (GMT) 19th September 2010

Maintenance End: 17:00 (GMT) 19th September 2010

Once we commence the Zimbra upgrade all incoming email will be queued, access to the Zimbra servers will be restricted and Zimbra customers will not be able to access their mailboxes.

Please read the following Zimbra release notes for information about Zimbra 6.0.8: http://files.zimbra.com/website/docs/Zimbra%20NE%20Release%20Notes%206.0.8.pdf

Please monitor http://twitter.com/itnet_noc or http://status.in-tuition.net for further details.

Notification of Zimbra Scheduled Maintenance Sunday 11th July 2010

On Sunday 11th July 2010 starting at 1pm GMT we will be performing an upgrade of our Zimbra platform from 6.0.5 to 6.0.7. We expect the Zimbra upgrade to take approximately 3 hours, although the window is scheduled for 4 hours.

Maintenance Start: 13:00 (GMT) 11th July 2010

Maintenance End: 17:00 (GMT) 11th July 2010

Once we commence the Zimbra upgrade all incoming email will be queued, access to the Zimbra servers will be restricted and Zimbra customers will not be able to access their mailboxes.

Please read the following Zimbra release notes for information about Zimbra 6.0.7: http://files.zimbra.com/website/docs/Zimbra%20NE%20Release%20Notes%206.0.7.pdf

Please monitor http://twitter.com/itnet_noc or http://status.in-tuition.net/notification-of-scheduled-maintenance for further details.

Notification of Zimbra Emergency Maintenance

Tonight at 9PM GMT we will be restarting the Zimbra service.  The restart should take no longer than 15 minutes.  All incoming email will be queued, access to the Zimbra servers will be restricted and Zimbra customers will not be able to access their mailboxes.

The restart is required to reinstate valid server certificates on our Zimbra platform that were reset during the recent upgrade.

Zimbra 6.0.5 Upgrade on schedule

Just a quick update on the upgrade - so far all is going well:

 - Proxy, LDAP and Mbox servers are all upgraded and access is enabled.

 - MTA servers are being upgraded now and should be finished shortly after which queued mail will be delivered to the mailboxes.

We will post an all clear note when we have finished the MTA servers.

Notification of Zimbra Scheduled Maintenance Sunday 7th March 2010

On Sunday 7th March 2010 starting at 3pm GMT we will be performing an upgrade of our Zimbra platform from 5.0.20 to 6.0.5. We expect the Zimbra upgrade to take approximately 3 hours, although the window is scheduled for 4 hours.

Maintenance Start: 15:00 (GMT) 7th March 2010

Maintenance End: 19:00 (GMT) 7th March 2010

Once we commence the Zimbra upgrade all incoming email will be queued, access to the Zimbra servers will be restricted and Zimbra customers will not be able to access their mailboxes.

Please read the following Zimbra release notes for information about Zimbra 6.0.5: http://files.zimbra.com/website/docs/Zimbra%20NE%20Release%20Notes%206.0.5.pdf

IMPORTANT:  There is an outstanding bug with the 6.0.5 Outlook Connector that prevents Blackberry devices from using the local desktop sync software.  If you need to use this software DO NOT update the Outlook Connector.

Please monitor http://twitter.com/itnet_noc or http://status.in-tuition.net/notification-of-scheduled-maintenance for further details.

 

Notification of Zimbra Scheduled Maintenance Sunday 21st February 2010

On Sunday 21st February 2010 starting at 4pm GMT we will be transferring some of our Zimbra services to faster hosts.  This transfer requires that we shutdown the Zimbra service for a short time.

Maintenance Start: 16:00 (GMT) 21st February 2010

Maintenance End: 16:30 (GMT) 21st February 2010

Once we commence the transfer, all incoming email will be queued, access to the Zimbra servers will be restricted and Zimbra customers will not be able to access their mailboxes.