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Enable Transport Layer Security Encryption for a Specif... - 21.Mar.2008 9:46:35 AM

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From: PGH
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Hey Everyone.....
I've been tasked with setting up TLS Encryption for a particular domain and I have read through sites (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/829721) to see how this is needs to be setup.
But I have a few questions:
Once we get the certs in place (2) for our Exchange environment would it make sense to enable TLS Encryption for all outgoing SMTP connections?
Would this hurt mail flow in anyway if we enable TLS for all outgoing mail?

Also we have IIS SMTP servers as our gateway servers in our DMZ. Do I also have to get certs for our 2 gateway servers and enable TLS as well?

Current Environment
Exchange 2003 SP2 2 Node Cluster
2 IIS 6.0 SMTP Servers

Thanks
Brian

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