By kai
I am trying to set up Zentyal server on a droplet. After installing the package I am able to hit the web interface of Zentyal to go through the install wizard, but upon completing the wizard the network drops and will not come back up even after a reboot (cant even SSH). I also got on the console and cannot even ping out from the VPS.
On the network settings part of the Zentyal wizard there is an option to choose internal or external for the network, I chose internal to ensure the firewall did not lock me out. It also asks for setting the interface address which I left to “not changed.” Anyone successfully setup Zentyal 4.1 on a Ubuntu 14.04 droplet? If so can you tell me what network settings I should choose to get it to work? I also noticed that the setup thinks there are two network interfaces.
Any help is appreciated.
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Been about a year and I honestly cant recall. There is a guide that I had bookmarked here: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-zentyal-on-ubuntu-14-04
But for my needs I found that Zimbra open source edition met my mail needs with the minor added cost of ZeXtras Mobile which adds ActiveSync for phones and newer versions of Outlook. So I never contnued with Zentyal beyond initial tests and product comparisons. https://www.zimbra.com/downloads/ https://www.zextras.com/pricing/
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