Is it possible to host another SSL enabled website on the same server that hosts Citrix Web Interface and Citrix Secure Gateway?
Here's the setup: Single W2K3/IIS6 server in the DMZ. It's currently running Citrix WI 5.0 (in the default web site) and Secure Gateway 3.1. I want to run another SSL protected website on that same server. I have a wildcard SSL certificate.
Approach #1 - I tried assigning separate IP addresses to the two websites, but when I did that I got the error "The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process". When I did the netstat -ano, it indicated that port 443 was being used by ctxsgsvc. Trying to add the ListenOnlyList in the registry (according to http://support.microsoft.c
Approach #2 - Immediately after trying the above, I tried to disable socket pooling according to http://support.microsoft.c
Approach #3 - I tried assigning host headers to each of the web sites and using the adsutil.vbs script described here: http://lanestechblog.blogs
At this point, I rolled back the system state on the server in order to get my Citrix to work again. After a bit more testing today, I've made the following observations:
- Citrix Web Interface/Secure Gateway does not work if I assign it a specific IP address through the configuration wizard. It would only work if I told it to monitor all IP v4 addresses.
- Citrix Web Interface/Secure Gateway does not work if I add a host header to the IIS config of the default gateway
So, I'm either missing something in one of my approaches above, or Citrix Web Interface/Secure Gateway commandeers SSL for the entire server and I am not going to be able to run a second SSL secured web site on that same server.
Any suggestions?
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Ok, I have a working environment with a CSG/WI site on the main IP and only bound to that IP. WI is on 80 and 444, CSG is on 443. The second IP runs a DotNetNuke site running on 80 and 443. This is possible. Can you get both sites to start once you restrict CSG to the single IP and set the other site to 443?
Thanks. I think I tried that at one point, but I will try it again after hours tonight. I'll update this post when I'm done. Did you need to do anything funky like running the httpcfg or the adsutil utiliies or setting the ListenOnlyList in the registry? From what I understand in your post, I just need to run the Secure Gateway Configuration Wizard. Is that right?
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by: BLipmanPosted on 2009-11-05 at 15:18:52ID: 25755181
I am in the middle of setting one of these up now actually; I will let you know if/when I succeed.