I used the article(link below) to setup SSl on my mailenable (current version-May/02/2017) :
http://forum.mailenable.com/viewtopic.php?t=27677
I used self signed certificate for SSL for this server, and done everything.
But , SSL is only activated for email client, they are able to connect to ssl port, however ALL outbout from mailenable emails are not using SSL to connect to the remote SMTP. , causing failure of email delivery at times,when the target SMTP is allowing only SSL connections.
Question 1: Does Selfsigned certificate creates issue in live production scenario, when recieving from email clients and sending to remote servers ?
I have checked the tls and ssl, from this site;
https://www.checktls.com/perl/live/Test ... ?ASSURETLS
This says that nothing is sent using SSL , However i cannot see any errors, but emails cannot be delivered to bank related domains.
with 554.7.1
Concentration of question is , Selfsigned certificate works on production server ?
How do i check , SSL is using for outgoing Client(SSL-465)-Mailenable-BankDomain(SSL) errors ?
Thanks for reading this much
SSL selfsigned issues
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Re: SSL selfsigned issues
Hi,
When mail servers send outbound to other mail servers it is always over port 25 non SSL. You can however configure outbound TLS where MailEnable will try to send over TLS if the remote mail serer is advertising the STARTTLS command when connecting. Therefore have you enabled outbound TLS within the MailEnable SMTP settings under the "Outbound" tab? Also self-signed certificates may also be problematic with remote mail servers therefore you may need to obtain a valid certificate.
When mail servers send outbound to other mail servers it is always over port 25 non SSL. You can however configure outbound TLS where MailEnable will try to send over TLS if the remote mail serer is advertising the STARTTLS command when connecting. Therefore have you enabled outbound TLS within the MailEnable SMTP settings under the "Outbound" tab? Also self-signed certificates may also be problematic with remote mail servers therefore you may need to obtain a valid certificate.
Regards,
Ian Margarone
MailEnable Support
Ian Margarone
MailEnable Support