Joe Auty wrote: > > > Hate to have to tell you but it can't be done. You cannot have more than > > one SSL VH on any given IP address/Port. To have more than one SSL VH on > > the same machine, they have to use different IP addresses or different > > ports - name-based VHs don't work. > > > > I see.... > > Have you ever setup more than one SSL VH using more than one IP on the > same machine and gotten this to work? > > I've set my DNS to point to cert2 with an IP address ending in '.115', and > cert1 ends with '.114'. > > My virtual hosts in httpd.conf are setup as following: > > <VirtualHost IP.114:443> > Pathtocert1 > Servername server.com > </VirtualHost> > > <VirtualHost IP.115:443> > Pathtocert2 > Servername joe.server.com > </VirtualHost> > > The results are, again, going to joe.server.com gives the same certificate > as just going to server.com. Of course, I have two IP addresses designated > to the same machine (.114 and .115). > > Am I on the right track?
Kind of - you don't need to define SServerName since the IP address does the defining. You get the selection in the browser - i.e. https://ip.114/ and http://ip.115/ should go to the different hosts... Rgds, Owen. ______________________________________________________________________ Apache Interface to OpenSSL (mod_ssl) www.modssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
