Jorey Bump wrote: > Brent Clark wrote: > >> Out of interest, is there anyone on this list using a self sighned >> cert with a mailserver on the internet, using TLS. >> >> The reason I ask this, is because I dont want to have to pay verislim >> and co, for something I know I can do myself. >> If anyone is using / doing this, have had any problems / or bad >> experiences by using TLS with mail delivery > > Yes, you'll get encryption in spite of some minor errors, so it's > worth it for connecting MTAs. But if you have enough users, getting a > commercial certificate will suppress the nag screens. Setting up > client software gets old fast, and there are plenty of cheap ($25 - > $50) certificates that work well with newer mail clients. > > You can also set up your own CA and install the certificate in client > software, but you must be aware of all of the risks. This is not > always appropriate for some environments. > ______________________________________________________________________ > OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org > User Support Mailing List [email protected] > Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED] Can you recommend any cheap certificate issuers in the price range you mention and whether any will issue a cert for an IP address (if that's possible).
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