SSL and Virtual hosting

Hi,

I have created a server with 4 virtual hosts.

1 default and 3 custom hosts. They are all using custom obj.conf files and so far so good.

Self signed cert also worked so now i have the application working.

however, since i have to give it to the intranet users we need to get rid of the annoying popups regarding self signed SSL.

So the question is: Can i have 3 SSL certificates for 3 different hosts on the same IP and if so how do i assign the certificate to the virtual host.

The other option i guess would be to get 3 ip's (which is doable) but again same question about applying the cert to the vhost .

Thank you in advance

[682 byte] By [reboot] at [2007-11-26 11:01:14]
# 1

Currently a given web server http listener can only have 1 certificate (note that distinguishing the virtual server host occurs based on the Host HTTP header, which is transmitted after the SSL handshake has already been completed, thus well after the certificate has been sent already). This limitation will eventually go away in a future release (see RFC 3546 for details on how it will work).

You can certainly have many different listeners (with distinct certs) on a given IP address, on different ports. Or multiple IP addresses on the same server (with distinct listeners on each IP).

jyri at 2007-7-7 3:14:59 > top of Java-index,Web & Directory Servers,Web Servers...
# 2
understood. Perhaps 3 ip(s) should work thenThanks for the response!
reboot at 2007-7-7 3:14:59 > top of Java-index,Web & Directory Servers,Web Servers...