> I got my cert with one name, secure.domain.com, and I have all my
> users point their clients to secure.domain.com for pop3-ssl/imap-ssl
> and outgoing smtp-ssl.
I just created an A record in DNS called secure.domain.com. I then got
a cert that matched secure.domain.com. I told all my clients to use
secure.domain.com.
is that an alias as opposed to a FQDN ?
I created an A record, not a CNAME if that's what you mean.
So is the 'common name' an alias e.g. mail.domain.com or must it be the FQDN
ie april.domain.com ???
Not sure I understand. . .
Erik
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