This tutorial explains how to configure an IMAP, POP or SMTP email account to specify domain name for validation when connecting to a server using secure TLS or SSL sockets.
To enhance the certification-security checks when connecting to a destination network, you must connect an IMAP, POP or SMTP email account to a server over TLS or SSL, and validate the domain name in the received certificate against a domain name specified in the email account settings. If no domain name is specified (configured) in the email account settings, then validate the domain name in the received certificate against the address of the server being connected to.
Create an instance of
the CEmailAccounts class.
Create an instance of
the CImIAPPreferences class to be used by the email service.
Create an instance of
the CIm<protocol>Settings class.
Where, <protocol> is either Imap4, Pop3, or Smtp.
Populate the CImIAPPreferences class
and the CIm<protocol>Settings class from central repository
(CenRep) using CEmailAccounts ::Load<protocol>IapSettingsL function.
Use the CIm<protocol>Settings:: SetTlsSslDomainL(),
function to specify the appropriate domain name.
Store the updated settings
classes to CenRep using the CEmailAccounts ::Save<protocol>IapSettingsL function.
Note: All instances of <protocol> in the preceding steps are either
Imap4, Pop3,
or Smtp.