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Firstly, could you correct me if I am wrong? But I believe you cannot use Host headers for multiple websites with SSL correct?
If that’s the case then how can I set up multiple websites... meaning multiple address to point to one IP...
Secondly, how can I configure another website on IIS using SSL.
What needs to be done to DNS, so it our DNS so it can resolve to the website.
Please explain in detail... I am lost with this one!
Thanks in advance,
Nabs
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Create a new forward lookup zone...
Create a new host in that zone, and point it to the IP address you will use in IIS.
Then you're done.
Use http://www.dnsstuff.com/ to troubleshoot your DNS if needed.
Thank you af500.
I have scoured the web for the last week trying to setup 2 websites with 1 ip.
Everyone posts the easy part ( setting up IIS ), and then they all say you have to setup your DNS, but they never say how.
You managed to answer my question in 2 lines, kudos to you.
All those others should be ashamed for not helping out newbies like myself with such easy instructions.
Thanx again, Anthony.
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by: af500Posted on 2003-11-25 at 12:19:19ID: 9820238
You can setup multiple sites using host headers, but just not sites that require SSL
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One IP address per SSL cert is required.
DNS really doens't have anythign to do with setting up SSL ... as long as you can hit http://www.yoursite.com you can hit https://www.yoursite.com