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Fred
1/20/2004 2:56:07 PM
We have an extranet server hosting two sites, using SSL.
One is port 443 (default site), the other is port 444. We
have two security certificates installed, one for each
site. However, when we browse to the second site (port
444), and view the certificate the one that comes up in
the browser is the certificate for port 443. Does anyone
know any way around this, or is there no way?

Thanks
adavis NO[at]SPAM online.microsoft.com (
1/21/2004 4:16:35 PM
Add a second IP for the second web site, bind the 2nd site to the new IP
and put the SSL port back on 443.

IIS only supports one certificate per IP.

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

Thanks!
~Andrew Davis
Microsoft PSS Security

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| We have an extranet server hosting two sites, using SSL.
| One is port 443 (default site), the other is port 444. We
| have two security certificates installed, one for each
| site. However, when we browse to the second site (port
| 444), and view the certificate the one that comes up in
| the browser is the certificate for port 443. Does anyone
| know any way around this, or is there no way?
|
| Thanks
| Fred
|
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