Can you host multiple https sites with different domain names but same IP on the same server How?
6 Answers. It CAN be done. SSL Host Headers in IIS 7 allow you to use one SSL certificate for multiple IIS websites on the same IP address. Through the IIS Manager interface, IIS only allows you to bind one site on each IP address to port 443 using an SSL certificate.
How do I configure multiple SSL hosts with one Apache server?
Host multiple secure websites on Apache
- Create all the secured sites on the Apache server.
- Copy the certificate files for the secure sites onto the Apache server.
- Enable SSL on Apache.
- Specify the ports referenced by the virtual hosts.
- Add a block for each secure site on the server.
Can I have two domains on the same server?
Can a single server be associated with multiple domains? Yes. This would be done by pointing those domains at your web server via DNS.
How does host name match up with SSL certificate?
-The hostname of the server hosting the site HAS to lineup so the FQDN locally matches up with what is on the certificate, is that correct? It would make sense that it has to be a globally unique address in order for certificates to be able to say “These people are who they say they are”. This also had me curious on the topic of failover servers.
Can a web server have more than one SSL certificate?
You can have SSL certificates for ALL of the sites, even though your web server can only have one FQDN or hostname. I don’t know what web server software you’re using, but there are ways to create a CSR (certificate sign request) for your website’s domain irrespective of what your server is called.
How to host multiple sites on the same IP?
Get multiple SSL certificates for your website domains assuming your websites will be hosted on different domains e.g. example1.com, example2.com Get wild card ssl certificate and then use it for your multiple websites assuming your websites will be hosted on sub-domains e.g. site1.example.com, site2.example.com
What to do if multiple sites use the same SSL?
So the solution provided by Moshin Mehmood did resolve the issue. Any site on IIS will have to use SNI and there is no reason to supply a specific IP if all the sites use the same one, IIS will give an error about not having any default ssl bindings but that is a legacy thing and not cause for concern. Thank you very much Mohsin.