I am still on the uphill side of the learning curve.
Previously I obtained SSL certificates from Let’s Encrypt and when I did so I check SNI for email likely without fully understanding the implications of doing so.
Now I have a new computer and after lots of installing/configuring the last issue to address is email. Thunderbird times out trying to connect to my email accounts.
Earlier today I used AutoSSL and got and installed a fresh SSL certificate from Let’s Encrypt.
Also in WHM I went to Manage Service SSL Certificates and loaded my certificate for Dovecot email and SMTP.
I then copied that certificate (crt file) and imported it into Thunderbird.
But my attempt to connect to an email account still times out.
I would like to either:
1. Get email SNI working
or
2. Turn off SNI for email
Various posts online say SNI for email can be turned off on the Manage SSL Hosts panel. However, I do not see any check boxes in front of each entry on that panel as described in the online posts. I tried both Firefox and Chrome.
The SSL certificate works fine with my domains.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Previously I obtained SSL certificates from Let’s Encrypt and when I did so I check SNI for email likely without fully understanding the implications of doing so.
Now I have a new computer and after lots of installing/configuring the last issue to address is email. Thunderbird times out trying to connect to my email accounts.
Earlier today I used AutoSSL and got and installed a fresh SSL certificate from Let’s Encrypt.
Also in WHM I went to Manage Service SSL Certificates and loaded my certificate for Dovecot email and SMTP.
I then copied that certificate (crt file) and imported it into Thunderbird.
But my attempt to connect to an email account still times out.
I would like to either:
1. Get email SNI working
or
2. Turn off SNI for email
Various posts online say SNI for email can be turned off on the Manage SSL Hosts panel. However, I do not see any check boxes in front of each entry on that panel as described in the online posts. I tried both Firefox and Chrome.
The SSL certificate works fine with my domains.
Any advice would be appreciated.