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Network Load Balancing, IIS 7 and SSL Certificates

Asked by clarkincit in Microsoft IIS Web Server, Secure Socket Layer (SSL) & HTTPS, Windows Server 2008

Tags: IIS 7, SSL Certificate, Network Load Balancing, DNS

Hello,

I am trying to set up two web servers (Windows 2008, IIS 7) to network load balance.  So far, everything is working correctly.  I have one server at IP 192.168.10.12 and one at 192.168.10.13.  The Network Load Balancing is set up at 192.168.10.15.  DNS is pointing to the load balancing IP - 192.168.10.15.  The site is loading fine inside and outside of the network.

I am running into an issue, however, when trying to install a SSL certificate for the site.  When I go to install it and get to the step to indicate the IP address for the https requests, it is only letting me select * or the IP of the server (192.168.10.12).  I can get it to work if I set it to *, but it obviously won't work when set to 10.12.  I need to install multiple SSL tickets on this server (for different websites).

So, I guess my question is a) how do I use the load balancing IPs for the SSL? and then add additional IPs for Network Load Balancing of b) or how do I make it work so that the 10.12 (and 10.13) will work?  (for second SSL, I will add a second local IP for the NIC being used on each server to assign)

Thank you,
Christine
 
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