PGP proxy on client will upgrade connection to mail server internally.
This is needed so that PGP proxy on the client itself can read outgoing and incoming mails. The PGPUpdateMailAccounts tool will disable security from mail accounts by disabling SSL, changing SSL ports to non-SSL ports and allowing insecure authentication. The following path is where the tool is located: /Library/Application\ Support/PGP/PGPUpdateMailAccounts PGPUpdateMailAccounts Usage Prerequisites More details about the command line tool PGPUpdateMailAccounts can be found below: Open the Apple Mail app and verify server settings in preferences and that TLS is now disabled.Make sure that terminal has Full Disk Access before running this command as a standard user will not have permissions to do this. Library/Application\ Support/PGP/PGPUpdateMailAccounts -update -noprompt Running this command above will ask about disabling TLS on each of the Mail accounts individually.Īlternatively, if you have multiple mail accounts and you wish to encrypt/decrypt with all of them, you can run the following account to disable TLS for all: Library/Application\ Support/PGP/PGPUpdateMailAccounts Open Symantec Encryption Desktop and verify the associated messaging services are using the correct ports you made note of above.Make note of the port numbers used for SMTP and IMAP/POP and Quit Mail app.In the server settings tab, uncheck "Automatically manage connection settings" for both IMAP/POP and SMTP. Go to the Mail top menu, select Preferences and select the mail account for which email encryption needs to be enabled.You’ll get a pop up warning about SSL traffic. Launch Apple’s native mail app client.
#Symantec encryption desktop disable ssl email encryption how to#
Symantec provides a script in order to disable TLS and allow you to encrypt/decrypt emails automatically and the steps below will go over how to use this script.
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