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| == What is Domain Limit Management (a.k.a. "Domain Settings")==
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| Domain Limit Management is one of the features of the Zimbra NG Admin module of Zimbra Next Generation Modules. It allows a Global Administrator to set domain level limits that cannot be overcome by any Administrator.
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| The only way to overcome a Domain Limit is to change the domain limit itself.
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| === Domain Limits ===
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| * Global Account Limit
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| ** The maximum number of accounts that can be created on this domain.
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| * [[ZZimbra_Next_Generation_Modules/Zimbra_Admin/Quota_Management#.22Grant_Limit.22_vs_.22Domain_Quota.22|Domain Quota]]
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| ** The maximum mailbox quota that any Administrator can grant to a mailbox in the domain.
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| *COS Limits
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| ** Define which Classes of Service can be used for users in the domain and the maximum number of users per Class of Service
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| <p class="text-justify">All limits are optional. You can choose to set all, some or none of them for any domain in your Zimbra infrastructure.
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| Disk space and Quota limits can be entered in Gigabytes (gb), Megabytes (mb) or Kilobytes (kb)</p>
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| == Edit the limits of a Domain ==
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| === From the Zimbra Next Generation Modules Administration Zimlet ===
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| All the domains in the Zimbra infrastructure are listed in the "Domain Settings" list inside the Zimbra NG Admin tab of the Zimbra Next Generation Modules Administration Zimlet.
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| To edit the limits of a Domain, select the domain from the "Domain Settings" list and press the "Edit" button.
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| === From the Zimbra Next Generation Modules CLI ===
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| To edit the limits of a Domain through the Zimbra Next Generation Modules CLI, the "setDomainSettings" command is available:
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| Syntax:
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| zxsuite admin setDomainSettings {domain} [attr1 value1 [attr2 value2...]]
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| PARAMETER LIST
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| NAME TYPE EXPECTED VALUES DEFAULT
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| domain(M) String
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| account_limit(O) Integer don't change setting
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| domain_account_quota(O) String don't change setting
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| cos_limits(O) String cosname1:limit1,cosname2:limit2 don't change setting
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| (M) == mandatory parameter, (O) == optional parameter
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| Usage example:
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| zxsuite admin setDomainSettings example.com account_limit 100 domain_account_quota 100mb cos_limits cos1:30,cos2:80
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| Sets a global account limit on the domain example.com of 100 accounts, with a domain account quota of 100 megabytes,
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| and with cos account limits of 30 for cos1 and 80 for cos2.
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| Note: A cos limit of -1 removes the limit for the cos
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| == Reset the limits of a Domain ==
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| === From the Zimbra Next Generation Modules Administration Zimlet ===
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| All the domains in the Zimbra infrastructure are listed in the "Domain Settings" list inside the Zimbra NG Admin tab of the Zimbra Next Generation Modules Administration Zimlet.
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| To reset the limits of a Domain, select the domain from the "Domain Settings" list and press the "Reset" button, then click "Ok" in the confirmation pop-up that will appear.
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| === From the Zimbra Next Generation Modules CLI ===
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| To reset the limits of a Domain through the Zimbra Next Generation Modules CLI, the "resetDomainSettings" command is available:
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| zxsuite admin resetDomainSettings {domain}
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