Jason Brown [MSFT] wrote:
> you can host multiple SSL sites on IIS, but each one MUST have a unique IP
> address. Make sure each existing SSL site is bound to a specific IP address
> that isn't used by anything else
>
>

"Morgan Kane" <morgankane65plug@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Windows 2000 server with IIS 5.
> All patches installed.
>
> Many different domains using host headers.
> 4 sites using IP and SSL.
>
> Problem:
> Added a new IP to the server.
> IIS can see the IP and its an option when adding domain.
> (The domain we want to use SSL for is currently using host headers so we
> removed it.)
> Setting up the same domain using an IP instead of host header but the SSL
> option is not available.
>
> How do I fix this problem when the SSL port is all grayed out and no
> option to add anything in the SSL section.
>
> Any suggestion is welcome.
>
> Thanks,

Jason Brown [MSFT] wrote:
> OK, exactly what steps have you followed to get this far?
>
> You've got a certificate that matches the common name?
> You've made sure all other SSL sites are bound to their individual IPs?
> You've installed said certificate correctly?
> You don't have anything else listening to 443 on that IP address?
> The graying out suggests that you don't have the cert installed (just
> checked this out myself), but the others could conceivably apply
>
>

"Morgan Kane" <morgankane65plug@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Jason Brown [MSFT] wrote:
>> you can host multiple SSL sites on IIS, but each one MUST have a unique
>> IP address. Make sure each existing SSL site is bound to a specific IP
>> address that isn't used by anything else
>>
>>
>
>
> This site has its own IP.
> All the sites using SSL does have its own unique IP.
>
> The ip is not used by anything else.
>
> Any suggestions?
>