how to ssl webmail?

[crackdaddy]

i am using mailenable ent 3.5(not beta)
plesk windows 8.4
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does anyone know how to setup webmail for hhtps use?

the default install of mailenable creates 2 iis sites for webmail
1)webmail(mewebmail) - no host header - all unassigned ips - port 8427 - no ssl port
2)MailEnable WebMail - host header is assigned with each domain (webmail.domain) - ip is 127.0.0.1 - port 80 -no ssl port

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i have tried adding port 443(ssl port) to both iis sites, but i cannot get the webmail site to load, not sure what i am missing..i am sure its simple, but i dunno, i dont have time to figure it out at the moment.

does anyone know the correct config for using https for webmail access?
-any thoughts?
thanks

[MailEnable-Ian]

Hi,

Have you reviewed the following article?

https://www.mailenablecorp.com/kb/Conte ... D=me020281

[MERoland]

I am not sure, since I did not try it yet, but I think it should also be possible to get SSL working with hostheaders.
The requirement will probably be that you have a valid multidomain certificate.

http://blogs.iis.net/thomad/archive/200 ... aders.aspx

Best regards

=== EDIT ===
I can confirm, that it is indeed no problem to have webmail running for multiple domains with a single IP. You should correct your technical document in the Knowledgebase. The value of Mail Enable is ever increasing.

HOWTO (works with Windows Server 2008)
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1. Get a multidomain ssl certificate covering all domains for which you want ssl with correct subdomain names or wildcard *
2. Set up that certificate with your IIS hosting.
3. Administer headerbased webmail in the mailenable administrationconsole with portnumber 443 - leave the IP field untouched - (you have to use here domainnames according to your ssl certficate)
=> this leads to an almost correct applicationHost.config on your webserver.
4. search for the domainnames administered in 3 in the applicationHost.config change the http in the found lines to https
=> it works you have ssl for the domains with a single IP

Best regards

[auto glass]

Great and awesome.. I have look over your instruction and it really works but not completely.