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Hi @grepnerd

your configuration looks a little bit curious.

If you use that mail address, notjustcamden.uk is relevant, the part after @.

D:\temp>nslookup -type=MX notjustcamden.uk.

notjustcamden.uk MX preference = 10, mail exchanger = a.mx.notjustcamden.uk

So a client would connect a.mx.notjustcamden.uk, so you should have a certificate with that domain name.

And you should use that domain name as pop3 server / imap server too.

But the A of notjustcamden.uk is 46.43.2.88, a.mx.notjustcamden.uk has the same ip address.

So you don't really need a.mx.notjustcamden.uk, you can use notjustcamden.uk directly. There you have already a certificate, you can re-use it.

But that requires that you change your MX record.

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