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if i update SSL manuallly in plesk everything works fine. using: Tools -> SSL/TLS -> Secure Plesk and Mailserver
When I check Plesk new certificate the new time period (new SSL-Certificate) will show up in the browser
But if I try to connect via Outlook, I get an error, saying the certificate time is up...
So I used: //email/testTo:
an got:
which is the old (SSL-Certificate) one...
I have to admit that I first used the certificate from one domain and did not use "Secure Plesk...", which I use now...
Any ideas how to fix that.
I disabled postfix, dovecot and tried again. Maybe something locked the files... but I could not supply the new certificate...
if i update SSL manuallly in plesk everything works fine. using: Tools -> SSL/TLS -> Secure Plesk and Mailserver
When I check Plesk new certificate the new time period (new SSL-Certificate) will show up in the browser
But if I try to connect via Outlook, I get an error, saying the certificate time is up...
So I used: //email/testTo:
an got:
| STARTTLS command works on this server | ||
| [000.801] | Connection converted to SSL | |
| SSLVersion in use: TLSv1_2 | ||
| Cipher in use: ECDHE-RSA-AES128-GCM-SHA256 | ||
| Perfect Forward Secrecy: yes | ||
| Certificate #1 of 4 (sent by MX): EXPIRED | ||
| Cert VALIDATION ERROR(S): certificate has expired | ||
| So email is encrypted but the recipient domain is not verified | ||
| Cert Hostname VERIFIED (...) | ||
| Not Valid Before: Dec 12 08:28:06 2021 GMT | ||
| Not Valid After: Mar 12 08:28:05 2022 GMT |
which is the old (SSL-Certificate) one...
I have to admit that I first used the certificate from one domain and did not use "Secure Plesk...", which I use now...
Any ideas how to fix that.
I disabled postfix, dovecot and tried again. Maybe something locked the files... but I could not supply the new certificate...