Before we begin. This manual covers the Zimbra webmail. The routes for Classical and Modern are shown separately. Some functions require your organization to enable them. For Outlook and cell phones, ask Engitech for the parameters of your account.
14 / Security and help
Protect access to your account
Change your password and use the second factor if enabled.
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Here's how, step by step.
Illustrative example. Select each step; this does not connect to your account.
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STEP 1Password of your account
01
Create an exclusive key
Avoid reusing passwords from other services.
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STEP 2Verification code
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Activate the second factor
Follow the wizard if your account allows.
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STEP 3Codes saved
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Protect your recovery
Never share your password or codes.
CLASSIC INTERFACEThe password can be managed from Preferences → General; the second factor usually appears in Preferences → Accounts, if enabled.
MODERN INTERFACEThe account menu offers Change Password; Account Settings includes second factor when available.
To change your password, open the corresponding option of your account. If your company uses a centralized access, follow the procedure indicated by the administrator.
Enter the current password and the new twice. It uses an exclusive key and meets the requirements of the system.
If you have two-factor authentication, start your settings from account security options.
Follow the assistant with the admitted method. If you use an authentication application, scan the QR within that application and validate the requested code.
Save the recovery codes safely, if the system offers them. Do not share the QR, passwords or verification codes.
Update the authentication of your mail applications as appropriate. Some facilities need application passwords for external customers.
Keep in mindIf an option does not appear, consult Engitech. It doesn't mean you have to modify server settings on your own.
Final user guide prepared for eCloud. Reference: Zimbra Daffodil 10, classic and modern interfaces. Names can vary by version, language, permissions and configuration. Do not document the eCloud administration console or confirm functions enabled in a specific account. Editorial review: 4 of October of 2026.