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==Introduction== This document shows how to create a simple archiving server. If you have a user 'keyur@example.com', all mails sent to and from this email ID will be forwarded to 'keyur@archive.example.com'. We will need two servers for this. Both will be installed with Zimbra, one being the live mail server 'example.com', and the other the archiving server, 'archive.example.com'. The archiving server should have a much larger HDD drive than the mail server, preferably formatted using LVM, to allow for expansion later. The installation on each server will be independent, ie, this isn't a multi-server setup. Each server will be a single-server, with the only difference being the domain names. In this example, let's assume the live server's domain is 'example.com', with IP 192.168.1.5, and the archiving server is 'archive.example.com', with IP 192.168.1.18. Install Zimbra on both as usual.
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