It appears that you are not using one IP address for each virtual host. Once
you've configured those correctly the error should go away.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Luis Miguel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 25 January 2001 11:50
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Certificates with many Virtual host
>
>
> Please, help.
> I have an apache http/https server an 8 virtual http servers
> (8 virtual host). Four virtual servers are secure servers
> Then, I have 4 hostnames and my on CA root (self signed) certificate.
>
> The certificate have only 1 host name and with
> 3 of virtual host, clients can see the message:
>
> "The certificate you are viewing does not mach the
> name of the site you are trying to view"
> or similar
> (Clients can work, but they see this previous message)
>
> I need thay the clients can't see this message.
>
> a) Can I make my on certificate valid for many host names ?
> b) If don't, then the solution is to make 4 certificates, one for each
> virtual https host
> - a certificate (C1) for host A
> - a certificate (C2) for host B
> ...
> - a certificate (C3) for host C
>
> , but then the client must accept 4 four certificates.
> I need that the client only accept the firt certificate,
> and not the
>
> four certificates .
>
> Are the solution to make a CA root certificate an then
> 4 CA certificates ?
> How can make it ?
>
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