And speaking of security in Imail, it seems that IpSwitch could go a step
further by adding some type of PGP support. I'm not sure how the licensing
issues with such an idea would work, but at least PGP would pick up where
SSL leaves off. PGP would be able to protect the messages intended for
recipients outside of a given virtual domain on the Imail server. Or is
there a better alternative to PGP out there now that I'm not aware of for
securely sending messages across the net?
Randy
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Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] SSL Demo (was Need feedback on new Web
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Chris,
> Site looks great !!!!
Thanks.
> What if you wanted the email to be secure (SSL)? Could you
> have something
> where after they log in, it goes into SSL mode? Or is SSL
> mode even possible
> with IMail? Or will it only go to a designated page that is not SSL?
Check out http://mail.hksi.net now, or https://mail.hksi.net if you want
to start in secure mode. You can switch between modes at the bottom of
the screen.
I'm assuming that if you are communicating with others in YOUR DOMAIN,
that the e-mail will never leave the server, and thus the communication
will be completely secure from peeking Toms from start to finish. If you
send an e-mail to someone outside your IMail-served domain, well, then,
it's out there and up for grabs all along its path. (Someone please
correct me if I have this wrong.)
> Also, what are you on, 6.02? How's it working?
Yes, 6.02, on NT4/SP4. Running great, haven't had any problems or needed
to restart anything in over 3 weeks. We're fairly low-volume, though,
with about 15 virtual domains and only around 200 users.
Ron
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