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Sorry I have no step by step instructions but it is good practice to have TLS setup on your external facing SMTP services with at least opportunistic encryption, many organisations require encrypted transmission links with suppliers and/or clients as part of their security policy, encrypting the envelope itself shouldn't be considered as enough.
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Sorry I have no step by step instructions but it is good practice to have TLS setup on your external facing SMTP services with at least opportunistic encryption, many organisations require encrypted transmission links with suppliers and/or clients as part of their security policy, encrypting the envelope itself shouldn't be considered as enough.

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This is already setup by default, what I was requested was a TLS setup with a specific domain to secure all email traffic end to end. &nbsp;<br />
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I already use PGP as a company policy wide solution, I am not too sure if a specific TLS connection &nbsp;would work in tandem if indeed I attempted to set it up.
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This is already setup by default, what I was requested was a TLS setup with a specific domain to secure all email traffic end to end.  

I already use PGP as a company policy wide solution, I am not too sure if a specific TLS connection  would work in tandem if indeed I attempted to set it up.

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Hi. I have a standalone Exchange server on our domain, I have received a request to setup TLS to a 3rd party company domain.<br />
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For secure email we use Symantec PGP for sending out emails, I am not too sure of the benefit if any on our part to create the TLS connection.<br />
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Could someone please provide details of what I would need to configure if this was done, is there any gotcha's or problems that might be incurred?<br />
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There is lots online, but I am looking for specific work through details on a standalone Exchange 2010.<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Hi. I have a standalone Exchange server on our domain, I have received a request to setup TLS to a 3rd party company domain.

For secure email we use Symantec PGP for sending out emails, I am not too sure of the benefit if any on our part to create the TLS connection.

Could someone please provide details of what I would need to configure if this was done, is there any gotcha's or problems that might be incurred?

There is lots online, but I am looking for specific work through details on a standalone Exchange 2010.

Thanks in advance.

TLS setup on Exchange 2010

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