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SSL Cert only works for "somedomainname.com" and not "www.somedomainname.com"

Asked by taplin in Web Application Hosting, Internet Security, WebApplications

Tags: IIS 6

I have a web site that requires an SSL certificate for any and all access to it.  When I registered the SSL certificate, I inadvertently registered it for "mydomainname.com" and not "www.mydomainname.com"; even if I had, though, I'd still have the same problem, only in reverse (I think)

What is happening is that users of the web site receive an error if they go to "https://www.mydomainname.com" rather than "https://mydomainname.com".  I was wondering what the best solution to my situation is (without buying two certs, if possible!).  I didn't know if there was code I could write, but my question would be if my code would run before the browser would identify the SSL cert issue... can I redirect at the server level before the browser error?

The site is an ASP.NET 2.0 (with AJAX 3.5 extensions) running on IIS 6 in Windows Server 2003.  

Thank you in advance!
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