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== CreateZimbraProfile.exe == | {{Archive}}== CreateZimbraProfile.exe == | ||
CreateZimbraProfile.exe is a Windows based command line utility to create a | '''CreateZimbraProfile.exe''' is a Windows-based command line utility to create a Zimbra MAPI profile. It is helpful if you need to automate creation of profiles. | ||
'''''Note:''' This tool is not part of ZCS and is not supported by Zimbra Support. Use it at your own risk. To speak to other users and contribute feedback about your experiences, please use the forums.'' | |||
===Instructions=== | |||
createZimbraProfile.exe profile-name server-name server-port [0|1] user-name user-pwd | #Download this zip file: [[Media:CreateZimbraProfile.zip]] | ||
#Unzip it to a directory. | |||
#Open a command prompt and change to that directory. Then run: | |||
createZimbraProfile.exe profile-name server-name server-port [0|1] user-name user-pwd | |||
profile-name The name of the profile to be created | profile-name The name of the profile to be created | ||
server-name The hostname or IP of the Zimbra server | server-name The hostname or IP of the Zimbra server | ||
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user-name Zimbra user name (ie, user@company.com) | user-name Zimbra user name (ie, user@company.com) | ||
user-pwd Zimbra user password | user-pwd Zimbra user password | ||
For example, to create a profile named '''ZimbraProfile''' that connects to '''mail.company.com''' on port 443 using SSL for '''user@company.com''' with password '''user_pass''', enter the following: | |||
createZimbraProfile.exe ZimbraProfile mail.company.com 443 1 user@company.com user_pass | |||
===Troubleshooting=== | |||
In some cases the profile will be created even though an error message is displayed. For example, if you specify an incorrect password, the profile will be created but the following error message is output: | In some cases the profile will be created even though an error message is displayed. | ||
For example, if you specify an incorrect password, the profile will be created but the following error message is output: | |||
<pre>Error configuring message service. hRes = 0x80040111</pre> | <pre>Error configuring message service. hRes = 0x80040111</pre> | ||
For a description of the error codes, see | For a description of the error codes, see [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/238119 MS KB article] | ||
{{Article_Footer|ZCS 4.5.x & ZCS 5.0.x|2/10/2008}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:53, 23 March 2015
CreateZimbraProfile.exe
CreateZimbraProfile.exe is a Windows-based command line utility to create a Zimbra MAPI profile. It is helpful if you need to automate creation of profiles.
Note: This tool is not part of ZCS and is not supported by Zimbra Support. Use it at your own risk. To speak to other users and contribute feedback about your experiences, please use the forums.
Instructions
- Download this zip file: Media:CreateZimbraProfile.zip
- Unzip it to a directory.
- Open a command prompt and change to that directory. Then run:
createZimbraProfile.exe profile-name server-name server-port [0|1] user-name user-pwd profile-name The name of the profile to be created server-name The hostname or IP of the Zimbra server server-port The port of the Zimbra server (usually 80 for HTTP or 443 for HTTPS) [0|1] 1 for SSL connection 0 for clear user-name Zimbra user name (ie, user@company.com) user-pwd Zimbra user password
For example, to create a profile named ZimbraProfile that connects to mail.company.com on port 443 using SSL for user@company.com with password user_pass, enter the following:
createZimbraProfile.exe ZimbraProfile mail.company.com 443 1 user@company.com user_pass
Troubleshooting
In some cases the profile will be created even though an error message is displayed.
For example, if you specify an incorrect password, the profile will be created but the following error message is output:
Error configuring message service. hRes = 0x80040111
For a description of the error codes, see MS KB article