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Individual SSL-Certs for IMAPS/SMTPS

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Dawn

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Hi,

I wanted to ask here if its possible to set up SSL cert (bought or self signed) to have an individual SSL certificate for every domain? I tried a lot of things but I didn't found a solution... I think its very "unnice" to have a shared cert for all domains.

I'm using Plesk 8.1 with Debian 3.1.

Greets and best regards,
Dawn
 
You can only set up one cert for qmail (SMTPS) and one for courier-imap (POP3S/IMAPS). Remember that an SSL certificate requires a unique IP address, so you'll need an exclusive IP address for every domain you want to use HTTPS on. This is not a Plesk limitation, SSL certs just need a unique IP address.
 
Thanks for your answer :)

That's not the problem, I know that every domain needs its own IP when I want to use a own SSL-cert of it.

But when I have an IP for every domain which should have its own cert, how can I set up the cert for SMTPS/IMAPS for this domain?

Greets and best regards,
Dawn
 
I don't know if this is possible. You'd need different instances of qmail and courier-imap listening on all those different IP addresses...
 
Hmmm sounds very compilcated. But what would you suppose for a professional solution? It sounds like its impossible to offer trusted access to SMPTS/IMAPS... Or am I wrong?
 
Yes, that sounds complicated. Just create a certificate for your company and use that. Your clients will have to trust your company then.
 
Ok I'll do that. What a shame that there is no better solution for that problem.. (like https) But thanks a lot for your help!

Greets and best regards,
Dawn
 
Well, the https solution is actually the same, but Apache has pretty good virtual hosts support and I don't believe qmail and courier-imap have similar support.
 
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