Dear all,
Bundled version of JDK 1.6 supports the following protocols alone ,
SSLv2Hello(1), SSLv3 and TLSv1
So your mail server should support any one of the above protocol.
Assume if your mail server support TLSv1 (to resolve POODLE vulnerability) alone then you need to do the following to enable the same in SDP mail client.
Execute the below SQL statement in database server to enable TLSv1 for outgoing mail server (SMTPS).
INSERT INTO MailProperties values(101, 'smtps', 'mail.smtps.ssl.protocols', 'TLSv1', 'to enable TLSv1', true);
Execute the below SQL statement in database server to enable TLSv1 for incoming mail server (IMAPS).
INSERT INTO MailProperties values(102, 'imaps', 'mail.imaps.ssl.protocols', 'TLSv1', 'to enable TLSv1', true);
Execute the below SQL statement in database server to enable TLSv1 for incoming mail server (POP3S).
INSERT INTO MailProperties values(102, 'pop3s', 'mail.pop3s.ssl.protocols', 'TLSv1', 'to enable TLSv1', true);
I hope this will resolve your issues.
--Murugesh
Bundled version of JDK 1.6 supports the following protocols alone ,
SSLv2Hello(1), SSLv3 and TLSv1
So your mail server should support any one of the above protocol.
Assume if your mail server support TLSv1 (to resolve POODLE vulnerability) alone then you need to do the following to enable the same in SDP mail client.
Execute the below SQL statement in database server to enable TLSv1 for outgoing mail server (SMTPS).
INSERT INTO MailProperties values(101, 'smtps', 'mail.smtps.ssl.protocols', 'TLSv1', 'to enable TLSv1', true);
Execute the below SQL statement in database server to enable TLSv1 for incoming mail server (IMAPS).
INSERT INTO MailProperties values(102, 'imaps', 'mail.imaps.ssl.protocols', 'TLSv1', 'to enable TLSv1', true);
Execute the below SQL statement in database server to enable TLSv1 for incoming mail server (POP3S).
INSERT INTO MailProperties values(102, 'pop3s', 'mail.pop3s.ssl.protocols', 'TLSv1', 'to enable TLSv1', true);
I hope this will resolve your issues.
--Murugesh