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[James Kosin]

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Alexander Dalloz wrote:

| Am Mo, den 12.07.2004 schrieb James Kosin um 20:54:
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|>Background:
|>	I'm trying to setup a secure SMTP connection.  I have everything setup;
|>but, I have a stumbling block as I see it.  My machine has multiple host
|>names.
|
|
| You don't say which MTA you are using. That is important information.
|
| You host can't have multiple host names. You mean you have maybe
| multiple IPs, but certainly multiple domains resolving to your box
| IP(s).
|

Public IP:  216.54.13.120
Private IP: 192.168.10.20

216.54.13.120 routes to a Windows 2000 Server providing NAT.  Which maps
the address to a local address of 192.168.10.20.

I have this server setup to do DNS for both nets Public/Private as well.
~ IPs on our network can query the server for DNS of both networks.
Example: someone pings james.support.intcomgrp.com they get my personal
computer on our LAN.  Someone pings beta.intcomgrp.com they ping the
other address.

|
|>Questions:
|>
|>1)  Can you build more than one certificate to be used?  I'm not sure
how...
|
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| Don't think so. With Sendmail this is not possible, with Postfix IMHO
| neither.

I was afraid of this....

Thanks,
James
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