You might be able to use a SSL terminator.
In this case, a seperate machine acts as a proxy to your sites and handles
SSL for you. The ssl load is handled by the proxy machine and your web
servers are somewhat protected.
This is commonly used when you want to use SSL, and you still want your
I
AFAIK, it is not possible. The certificate needs to be sent out before
the web server has had a chance to decide which certificate is
appropriate (based on the HTTP Host header, which comes in after the
encryption already has started).
Markus
On Mon, May 21, 2001 at 08:56:50AM -0500, John McGow
> Is there some SSL limitation that only allows 1 Certificate per IP
> address?
Yes, or at least that's my understanding. The SSL negotiation is done before
the Host: header can be sent.
James
