Originally Posted by
dominionit
Good day
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I have tried to search for this, but cannot really find a answer. I have a problem where I have a reseller account with a provider, everything seems fine but with the mail's Incoming server we struggle to get the Incoming mail server to reflect my domain name and not the providers server (machine) name . Example as follows
Incoming Mail Server: mail.mydomain.com
Incoming Mail Server: (SSL) myvpsproviders.servername.com
Outgoing Mail Server: mail.mydomain.com (server requires authentication) port 25
Outgoing Mail Server: (SSL) mail.mydomain.com (server requires authentication) port 465
Does anybody know how one can setup the account that the Incoming SSL mail server also reflects our domain name as in the Outgoing SSL Mail server ?
Thanks for help in Advance
The hostname being displayed is the Common Name (CN) of the SSL certificate installed for SSL access to the Incoming Mail Server, either Courier or Dovecot. To change or reset the SSL Common Name you may reinstall the service SSL certificate or regenerate a new SSL certificate that uses your current server hostname. Service SSL certificates can be managed using WHM via the following menu path: WHM: Main >> Service Configuration >> Manage Service SSL Certificates
While this information is displayed in WHM you may also find the SSL certificate Common Name for the IMAP and POP3 incoming mail server, either Courier or Dovecot, stored in a plain-text file at one or more of the following paths:
Code:
/var/cpanel/ssl/courier-imapd-CN
/var/cpanel/ssl/courier-pop3d-CN
/var/cpanel/ssl/dovecot-CN
You may use the following command to find and display the SSL Common Name of all installed service SSL certificates, excluding Apache/httpd:
Code:
# find /var/cpanel/ssl -name "*-CN" -exec grep -H '' '{}' \; | sort
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