Accessing Email (inbox) via web interface

Hi All.
I am testing functionality of Oracle Beehive.
I installed Beehive 1.4.3.0 + Beekeeper 1.4.3.0 on windows 2003. Is there a possibility for a user to access email inbox, address book, etc. via web page similarly as it is in Zimbra? If yes how can I access it? (which url, port).
Regards
Groxy

Hi,
If you had 3Gb or more RAM in the machine where you installed Beehive server, the Zimbra web interface would have been configured automatically in 1.4.3. It'll be at http://server:port/zimbra. Where 'server' is the beehive server and port is probably 7777 if there was nothing else on the machine consuming that port when you installed.
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John Getzke wrote:
Its hard to understand what you are trying to do or ask here. We have some offices connected via IPSEC tunnels. IPSEC interface's MTU is 1280 bytes (not 1500 bytes as Ethernet). All other devices successfully work over this VPN link. HP m2727 works. HP m425dn does not work. As a network administrator I've traced source of problem on all possible points and found that HP m425dn has a bug in the "Path MTU Path discovery" routine. The logs I attached shows that any packet of the TCP stream that the printer (160.200) sends to host (4.135) has "Don't fragment" flag set. According to IP standard the router HAVE TO discard the packet with DF flag set and size bigger then MTU since it can not pass a packet further without fragmentation - IPSEC MTU is 1280 bytes only while HP sends 1500 bytes. The router informs the printer about this problem with ICMP message Type: 3 (Destination unreachable) with Code: 4 (Fragmentation needed) suggesting MTU of next hop: 1280. The router does not communicate with the printer itself, it just informs the printer about network problem. According to IP standard the printer HAVE TO resend this data with the size of packet decreased according to suggested size. This is expected behavior of the Path MTU discovery routine. But the printer sends the packet again with the same size and DF flag set. The router again discards the packet and informs printer... This cycle repeats again and again until connection is closed due to timeout. Therefore "Path MTU discovery" routine is broken at this device. It would not be a serious problem, but the printer resends packets at rate over 28000 pps (about 40 MBytes per seconds) and its CPU is so heavily loaded that it even does not respond to touches on its touchscreen. So an innocent attempt to print document on terminal server located at another office leads to inaccessibility of the printer.
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