It would be nice to provide mail SSL/TLS support with SNI for more domains from single IP
It would be nice to provide mail SSL/TLS support with SNI for more domains from single IP
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We are glad to inform you that this feature is available.
- If you use the domain (example.org) as an address for a mail server as well, see https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377516977175-How-to-assign-an-SSL-certificate-per-domain-to-secure-the-mail-server-in-Plesk-SNI-support for details on how it could be configured.
- If you would like to use a 3rd level domain (e.g. mail.example.org) as an address for a mail server, then please use a wildcard certificate for this scenario.
- If you are interested in the scenario where Plesk serves mails (mail.example.org) and the A-record for the domain (example.org) points to another server, please continue voting for the https://plesk.uservoice.com/forums/184549-feature-suggestions/suggestions/39378850 request.
If you have any feedback on the implementation of this feature, please let us know on the forum: https://talk.plesk.com.
— AY
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TRILOS new media
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"FINISHED"?!?
What about mail.example.org with external DNS, why in the world would a wildcard be necessary?This means manual juggling in Plesk and ext. DNS for doing ACME challenges every 3 months for every single domain. SERIOUSLY?
Obviously this issue has not been completely understood by Plesk, after having it painfully ignored for many years.
On talk.plesk.com, companies have even begun to write scripts to manage this problem.
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Frank
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+1
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TRILOS new media
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G J Piper
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This seems to be working for me with Plesk 18.0.21.3 — even using "mail.domain.com" as a mail server as long as "mail" is added as an A-Record in DNS and as an alias to the main domain in the Plesk GUI.
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Horacio Stolovitzky commented
Plesk, when do you expect to launch this feature? We are Obsidians now without any news...
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Anonymous
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still not available. REALLY NO WORDS!
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Anonymous
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SO any REAL news please?
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Frank
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+1
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Anonymous commented
Look at the release notes from yesterday. it is coming!
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Anonymous
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This issue is really annoying and going on for way too much time.. Consider other panels.
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Nico
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Fair question!
Postfix (3.4.0) with SNI support has been available since February...
http://www.postfix.org/announcements.html -
eightynn
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Is this feature already released for Linux?
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Robert Brooks
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Windows is fine for admins and users who don't mind paying crazy amounts of money for an OS and CALs, but for the vast majority of your customer base (who I suspect uses Linux implementations), a Linux solution sure would be welcome. Are you even working on this? Or has it become a "we provide it for Windows based servers, so change your implementation to meet what we are willing to provide" solution?
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Anonymous
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+1
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Frank
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+1
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eightynn
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SNI (server name indication) support in the Postfix SMTP server, the Postfix SMTP client, and in the tlsproxy(8) daemon (both server and client roles)....
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In February 2019 it would be possible to do. What is the status here?
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Anonymous
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There IS SNI in postfix now http://www.postfix.org/announcements/postfix-3.4.0.html
it's in version 3.4.0 when will this feature be released ?
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as far as I saw there is SNI support in Postfix now, right? so what is the status? I know you have to rebuild a lot, but still, it is a major issue for my clients.
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Anonymous commented
Hope there will be a final solution soon. This is an extremely important issue in Plesk- Postfix.
This has been going on for too much time already.