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  3. February 2008

Finding CA used by a mail server?

When doing web services on the i5 it's easy to know what CA(s) is/are needed
in DCM *SYSTEM store because you can type in the address of the web service
and view/save the CA from IE... really easy.

FTP probably is the same way.

But, what about a mail server that requires SSL. Is there any way to
view/save the CA that signs their server certificate?

Probably an odd question, but I can't find a way. :)

Bradley V. Stone
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