Thanks for your reply. Yes, in my case, I do need a separate SSL
cert. I am working on it now. But anyways, appreciate for your help.
yonlinemanghn@online.microsoft.com (Yogita Manghnani [MSFT]) wrote in message news:<mN#ZszjBEHA.564@cpmsftngxa06.phx.gbl>...
> Hello Hans,
> Is the subdomain shop.mysite.com a virtual directory underneath the site
>
www.mysite.com? If yes, then you cannot bind a certificate to it- you can
> install certificates only on web sites. You can create a new site for
> shop.mysite.com and have it point to the same physical folder and install
> the certificate on it. Please note that in this case, unless the
> certificate was generated with a common name of *.mysite.com clients will
> get a warning when they browse the site stating the URL they typed does not
> match the common name on the certificate. SSL will still continue to work
> once users click ok on this warning. Or to avoid this dialog, get a new
> cert with the right common name (*.mysite.com ) or separate certificates
> for each site.
>
> Thanks,
> Yogita Manghnani
> Microsoft Developer Support
> Internet Information Server
>
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