| Value |
Constant |
Description |
| 0 |
mailCertificateNone |
No certificate information is
available. A secure connection was not established with the
server. |
| 1 |
mailCertificateValid |
The certificate is valid. |
| 2 |
mailCertificateNoMatch |
The certificate is valid, however
the domain name specified in the certificate does not match the
domain name of the site that the client has connected to. This is
typically the case if the ServerName property is set to an
IP address rather than a host name. It is recommended that the
client examine the CertificateSubject property to determine
the domain name of the site that the certificate was issued
for. |
| 3 |
mailCertificateExpired |
The certificate has expired and is
no longer valid. The client can examine the
CertificateExpires property to determine when the
certificate expired. |
| 4 |
mailCertificateRevoked |
The certificate has been revoked
and is no longer valid. It is recommended that the client
application immediately terminate the connection if this status is
returned. |
| 5 |
mailCertificateUntrusted |
The certificate has not been
issued by a trusted authority, or the certificate is not trusted on
the local host. It is recommended that the client application
immediately terminate the connection if this status is
returned. |
| 6 |
mailCertificateInvalid |
The certificate is invalid. This
typically indicates that the internal structure of the certificate
is damaged. It is recommended that the client application
immediately terminate the connection if this status is
returned. |