Multiple SSL - Same Server - Same Port/IP
am 30.11.2006 00:15:00 von dan
I set up an SSL Cert for one of our sites, 'www.mydomain.com', on port 443.
When I tried to add another SSL Cert to a 2nd site 'www.myotherdomain.com',
also on port 433, it shut down the first website running on port 443.
By using host headers we run multiple websites on an IIS webserver, all
using the same IP address and port 80. Is there a reason I can't run multiple
sites on port 443 and the same IP by using host headers?
Do I need to run each site needing SSL on a different port or IP?
Re: Multiple SSL - Same Server - Same Port/IP
am 01.12.2006 06:07:01 von Bernard
Yes, you can't run multiple different SSL cert on same IP address.
and you need each site unique binding with different ip/port.
if you have w2k3sp1, you can have multiple ssl sites on 1 ip but the catch
here is that you need a wildcard cert *.domain.com with the same top domain
for each site.
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Regards,
Bernard Cheah
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http://www.iis-resources.com/
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"Dan" wrote in message
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>I set up an SSL Cert for one of our sites, 'www.mydomain.com', on port 443.
>
> When I tried to add another SSL Cert to a 2nd site
> 'www.myotherdomain.com',
> also on port 433, it shut down the first website running on port 443.
>
> By using host headers we run multiple websites on an IIS webserver, all
> using the same IP address and port 80. Is there a reason I can't run
> multiple
> sites on port 443 and the same IP by using host headers?
>
> Do I need to run each site needing SSL on a different port or IP?
>