I have several domains and WWW sites running on IIS v3.0 NT4sp3.
The main domain of the machine is www.xyz.com.au, one of the second domains
is www.def.com.au. I bought a secure certificate for www.def.com.au.
I installed the certificate, and assigned it to the same IP as
www.def.com.au, so as far as I am concerned, it is *NOT* attached to
www.xyz.com.au at all. Am I right at saying that ?
I assigned the secure certificate to a directory /secure.
If I use https://www.def.com.au/secure I get an error.
If I use https://www.xyz.com.au/secure it works
Would you expect this? I wouldn't.
Is it possible to get it to work with www.def.com.au, if so, what have I
done wrong and what do I need to do to correct this (Even if I must get
another cert)
Thanks
Darryl
At 11:17 AM 4/7/98 , Jason Zigmont wrote:
>You need to specify https:///www.maindomain.com.au/secure
> ^^^^^^
>first of all... Second, you can only send it to whatever IP address the
>certificate is registered to. (otherwise it will cause errors) Reason
>being? In the actual game of it, you're *supposed* to actually buy a
>different certificate for each domain. If you want to do it otherwise,
>just reference to an IP, not a domain name... Therefore it doesn't
>actually look like its a different domain...
>
>Jason
>
>
>At 08:34 AM 4/7/98 +1000, you wrote:
>>I am trying to get a secure Site running under IIS V3 under NT4sp3.
>>
>>I have the certificate installed ok.
>>
>>I have multiple WWW sites running on this machine, each site has a
>>different IP address. The Secure site/folder is only meant to run on one
>>of these sites. I assigned the IP address to the Certificate, but when I
>>try to link to the secure folder, I can only access it from the main WWW
>>site, not the virtual site running on the same IP I assigned the
>>Key/certificate.
>>
>>What am I doing wrong?
>>
>>How do I correctly reference the secure folder?
>>
>>EG: Site name: www.agnc.com.au Home directory: C:\inetpub\agncroot
>> Secure Cert: Actual location: C:\inetpub\agncroot\secure Alias
>>\www.agnc.com.au\secure <- Is this correct ???
>>
>>If I try to access http://www.agnc.com.au/secure/ I get an error
>>
>>if I try to access http://www.maindomain.com.au/secure I get access which
>>is wrong and not what I want.
>>
>>Help anyone,
>>
>>
>>
>>Darryl Harvey
>>
>>
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