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Change SMTP Proxy's SSL Certificate?

When I enable SSL for the SMTP proxy, the certificate that's presented to the client appears to have been issued to "mailer_01.internal". Is there any way to change this certificate so that it reflects the actual name I've given to the firewall? Can I use the same CA I used to generate the WebAdmin certificate to generate a new cert for the SMTP proxy, or even get the SMTP proxy to use the same certificate as WebAdmin?

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0 oliver.desch over 22 years ago

Shaun Lowry,

it belongs to the hostname given in the SMTP proxy config tab, synchronize the names.
The firewall will automatically create a new cert if the smtp hostname changes.

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0 Shaun Lowry over 22 years ago in reply to oliver.desch

That sort of worked. It still seems to have been issued by a different CA though - is there any way to manipulate the CA used to issue this certificate? Can it be issued by the same CA that is used for WebAdmin?
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0 oliver.desch over 22 years ago in reply to Shaun Lowry

Shaun Lowry,

it is possible to use own certs, have a look @ /var/chroot-smtp/etc, you'll
find exim.cert and exim.key . Please note as mentionend in my post above
it could be overwritten if you change the hostname.

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0 oliver.desch over 22 years ago in reply to Shaun Lowry

Shaun Lowry,

it is possible to use own certs, have a look @ /var/chroot-smtp/etc, you'll
find exim.cert and exim.key . Please note as mentionend in my post above
it could be overwritten if you change the hostname.

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