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> If I have multiple IP addresses on one box... is it possible and
> secure to assign sites via IP address and there by assign a SSL > certificate to each domain... > > all with one apache setup using virtual hosts?? yes, you can have different ip-based vhosts with one server-certificate for each in one apache instance. that is btw. the recommended setup - if you run different apache instances on the same machine, you should know what you're doing. joachim |
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On 23 Aug 2003 03:49:55 -0700, jring@web.de (Joachim Ring) wrote:
>> If I have multiple IP addresses on one box... is it possible and >> secure to assign sites via IP address and there by assign a SSL >> certificate to each domain... >> >> all with one apache setup using virtual hosts?? > >yes, you can have different ip-based vhosts with one >server-certificate for each in one apache instance. that is btw. the >recommended setup - if you run different apache instances on the same >machine, you should know what you're doing. How about running a regular apache listening to port 80, and an apache-ssl listening to port 443, on the same machine at the same time, both using the same IP address? Should that work out ok, or would there be some kind of conflict?? Paul |
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> >yes, you can have different ip-based vhosts with one
> >server-certificate for each in one apache instance. that is btw. the > >recommended setup - if you run different apache instances on the same > >machine, you should know what you're doing. > > How about running a regular apache listening to port 80, and an > apache-ssl listening to port 443, on the same machine at the same > time, both using the same IP address? Should that work out ok, or > would there be some kind of conflict?? you can do it either way, i'd use one apache instance with a non-ssl vhost on port 80 and an ssl enabled vhost on port 443. but two separate instances can work too, provided they're really kept separate (which is easy when you're compiling yourself and a bit more difficult with some binary packages). joachim |