Patrick Domack wrote:
That is an ssl imposibility, and the current tls clients can't really
do that either. The best way to do it is to use seperate ip's for
mail1 and mail2.
The only other option is to use a new certificate with
subject-alt-names, but lots of email clients don't support that.
Webbrowsers have for a long time now, but email is completely different.
I would be interested to hear which mail clients don't support this?
My experience is that the main culprits are ok (including apple and many
handhelds).
I use a cheapo S-A-N from GoDaddy and it seems to work ok (but I hardly
have a wide range of clients using it)
Hope this helps?
Ed W
