>-----Original Message-----
>I think you are missing something :-)
>
>If you have two IP addresses
> -and-
>You have two certificates (one for each site)
> -and-
>Your DNS points website1 -> 1st IP address, and website2 -
> 2nd IP address
> -and-
>In the IIS Manager, you configured website1 to listen on
1st IP Address only
>(not "all unassigned")
> -and-
>In the IIS Manager, you configured website2 to listen on
2nd IP Address only
>(not "all unassigned")
>
>then everything should work just fine.
>
>You'd have to follow the same steps on a *nix box.
Something is
>misconfigured somewhere (either IIS, or the in the DNS).
>
>Cheers
>Ken
>
>
>"Jeff C Greenville SC"
<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
>message news:14a7a01c44581$94beda90$a601280a@phx.gbl...
>: I've got a web server running IIS 5 with multiple sites.
>: I have given the box an IP address for each of two
>: different sites. We've installed two certificates, one
>: for each site. I've read the note 187504 in Microsoft's
>: knowledge base that says multiple certificates can't be
>: used because the text address is in the headers and it
>: can't decrypt them without picking a certificate first.
>:
>: Clearly, when multiple IP addresses are in use, it would
>: not be necessary to decrypt the header to find out which
>: site was referenced, yet it appears the same behavior is
>: in effect. Do I have to go buy a unix server to get
this
>: functionality, or am I missing something?
>:
>
>
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