Zimbra ZDB Viewer

Zimbra ZDB Viewer is a reliable software designed to help you view the contents of a Zimbra data storage file. The software can render the file, display its contents and allows you to view each email as plain text and images, in HEX, HTML, MIME views or as message header. You can open attachments.

Zimbra ZDB Viewer is a simple to use software, dedicated to opening the storage files created with the Zimbra email client. Zimbra is a desktop application that enables you to monitor several email addresses created with different services. It is a convenient tool, since it also enables you to create backup files, in which to store emails, contacts, calendars, tasks, notes, journal entries, attachments or folder list.

This file is saved in .ZDB format, a type that cannot be easily handled by many software. However, Zimbra ZDB Viewer can easily open these files, then render their content, for you to browse and analyze. The software displays the file’s structure in the area on the left and details its contents into specific columns: sender, subject, receiver, date message was sent, date/time it was received and the size.

Aside from the classic, normal view, of plain text and images, Zimbra ZDB Viewer can render an email in different methods: HEX, HTML, MIME, header or display its properties. For instance, when observing the header, you can find the path that the email followed, from its IP of origin, to the intermediate server(s) and its destination.

You may read the email in hexadecimal view, in order to check their integrity. Alternatively, you may render them in MIME or HTML view, in order to analyze the contents, server routing, IP address or generate a HTML code.

Zimbra ZDB Viewer offers rendering options, so you can read and analyze the contents of an email or its server route. The software allows you to open and view attachments, contacts, calendars, notes or tasks, but you cannot save any data to your computer. In other words, the software is only meant for viewing ZDB files, not converting them.