MailEnable Submission Port 587 and SMTPS 465 Port With SSL/TLS

February 20, 2022

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In this video, I have demonstrated How to Configure MailEnable Submission Port 587 with SSL/TLS and MailEnable SMTPS 465 Port with SSL/TLS. This is used to send secure emails from the mail client.

MailEnable is a feature-rich and free mail server for the Windows operating system. It’s a safe and reliable mail server. All of the SMTP Protocol Security features are included in MailEnable. For email transmission, we can securely communicate with the server.

Here, We’ve installed and set up SSL on MailEnable. SSL Installation requires the use of an IIS Web server, that’s why we configured SSL on IIS at first. After that, we set up STARTTLS on mailenable. We saw, how mailenable displays its authentication options at the TELNET Session and how STARTTLS behaved. With the client, STARTTLS does not enforce SSL/TLS. On MailEnable, the client can opt-out of using SSL/TLS. It enforces SSL/TLS for clients when we configure mail submission port 587 and SMTPS 465 port with SSL Requires Options checked. For the authentication check, we only allowed SSL/TLS connectivity, which is referred to as secure authentication.

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MailEnable Installation and Configuration:

MailEnable Install and Configure: https://youtu.be/LLh7m-P7tSM
MailEnable Configuration: https://youtu.be/MKvVgxpTzgM
MailEnable User Mailbox Details: https://youtu.be/JRVEkgu6eb8
MailEnable Groups and List: https://youtu.be/yuWPNR0zwss
MailEnable Active Directory Integration: https://youtu.be/CrwU2CAVpD0
MailEnable 587 Port With SSL/TLS: https://youtu.be/bXmF6Eg-7Ac
MailEnable SMTP Relay and Smarthost: https://youtu.be/ch-xHaHOkpc
MailEnable Security: https://youtu.be/ec3q1RYCnGI
MailEnable Services and Logs: https://youtu.be/dsir2VRZ13w
MailEnable Webmail and Webadmin: https://youtu.be/MqPpn0UFKLI