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Two websites using SSL running on the same webserver, can share one port?

Asked by rgford in Miscellaneous Web Development

Tags: ssl, iis, two, same, port

We host two websites with IIS 6.0 for staff to use as a portal. They both run on port 80 but use different host headers to differentiate.

We originally ran them using non-standard ports but found that so many places blocked everything but standard port access (80, 21, 443) so used host headers instead.

Now both sites need to use SSL. I enabled 443 through the firewall and installed certificate etc for the first site and it works fine.

However, what if the other site needs to use SSL as well....so will I have to make it run another port (e.g. 444) and link to that from the site? IIS doesn't seem to allow the use of host headers in the SSL identifying section.

Thanks in advance

George
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