Re: IAB policy on anti-spam mechanisms?

> Yes, this is true in theory, but I want to know how you're going
> to get VeriSign to issue you a certificate with subjectAltNames
> corresponding to a bunch of unrelated domains. And remember
> that ever time the ISP gets a new customer they have to get a new
> cert from VeriSign with yet another subjectAltName? This seems
> impractical.
If you are talking about TLS certs (not S/MIME certs) then the ISP can
issue them to the customer directly (be a CA for connections from their
customers over TLS connections). I have read that the customer can be
given instructions on how to add the ISP cert as a trusted CA for that
usage on M$ products.

I have no idea how to get M$ products to use that cert :-)
as I do not use M$ products. I know how to do that on Unix.

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