[NTLUG:Discuss] Secure POP

[Tom Tumelty]

The problem could easily be with Outlook, or the MS implementation of pop3, since it is typical practice for MS to take a standard, strip some of the functionality out of it, and then implement some of thier own functionality in it. So you could be dealing with a non-standard implementation of pop3. 
 
As a Software Developer I know of this happening to standards that are implemented by MS development software but do not work the same as the actual standard.
 
Good Luck,
Tom

Richard Humphrey <richard at multicam.com> wrote:I need to set up Secure POP for users so that info isnt transported in
plain text. I need a good tutorial on how to accomplish this. I am
running pop3s with Outlook clients. pop3s is working fine, but I want to
get rid of the annoying little message that Outlook complains about
whenever you open Outlook.
Basically I need guidance on how to create a certificate that can be
used on the Outlook client so that we are not prompted by the message
continually. I have tried several tutorials, but Outlook doesnt want to
accept my cert.


Richard Humphrey
System Administrator
Multicam L.P.
(972)929-4070
richard at multicam.com


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