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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Steve Brazill
>
> As long as the 'name' that the client (browser) used to access
> the website,
> matches the 'name' on the certificate AND the "servername" for that
> 'virtual' (or 'real') host, it will work....
>
> If the certificate has the name "store.domain.com" embedded in
> it, then the
> Apache 'server' will have to have the "servername" set to
> "store.domain.com"
> and the 'client' browsers will have to have used "store.domain.com" in the
> URL that directed them to the site (you could always have
> http://www.domain.com automatically forward them to the "store.domain.com"
> website)
>
Hi Steve,
Just to make sure I understand you:
If the 'name' on the certificate is 'store.domain.com', and the 'serverName'
is 'store.domain.com', then https://store.domain.com will work. However,
https://www.domain.com WILL NOT work even if I have a CNAME in the DNS
record that maps www.domain.com to store.domain.com.
Is my understanding correct?
Thanks,
Kory
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