Hello, on my devices I started to get an error related to self signed certificates that could not be trusted by email clients, so it's impossible to send email. I tried to regenerate the certificate following the kb article 21727 but I still can't send email both from computer and mobile devices.
Is there any workaround to solve this issue?
Thanks in advance
Simone
[SOLVED] Self-signed certificates not trusted
Re: Self-signed certificates not trusted
The 'workaround' would be to get yourself a certificate issued by a trusted authority. They usually cost money but if you don't want to pay then you could look at getting a certificate from LetsEncrypt, read all about it here: https://letsencryptonline.com/ There's also a sticky 'how to' thread in this Administrators forum, have a read of that for full details on what you need to do for Zimbra.
Re: Self-signed certificates not trusted
Thanks phoenix!
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Re: [SOLVED] Self-signed certificates not trusted
Hi Symo,
I've been using for production Comodo SSL Certificates, you can find the wiki page here: And on namecheap the price is really low: Make sure you protect both your FQDN and your servername, so for example if your servername is myserver.domain.com and your FQDN is mail.domain.com you will need to buy a multi-SAN (multidomain SSL) or a Wildcard, if both are the same, then you are lucky enough to have a really cheap options on namecheap.
Or go with the Let's Encrypt as phoenix said, I wanted to give an alternative option.
Cheers
I've been using for production Comodo SSL Certificates, you can find the wiki page here: And on namecheap the price is really low: Make sure you protect both your FQDN and your servername, so for example if your servername is myserver.domain.com and your FQDN is mail.domain.com you will need to buy a multi-SAN (multidomain SSL) or a Wildcard, if both are the same, then you are lucky enough to have a really cheap options on namecheap.
Or go with the Let's Encrypt as phoenix said, I wanted to give an alternative option.
Cheers