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u need seperate ip address for hosting multiple certificate<br />
u can do one thing <br />
host the second virtual host on a different port<br />
there no other solution for this :) 
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u need seperate ip address for hosting multiple certificate
u can do one thing
host the second virtual host on a different port
there no other solution for this :)

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great, thanks for the info.
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i am wondering, if one has a valid wildcard cert for *.mydomain.com, in order to host multiple secure subdomains from that cert would one need a static ip for each subdomain? &nbsp;i think the answer is 'yes' but i figured i'd ask to make sure as i could find nobody stating this explicitly anywhere.<br />
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so, with a wldcard cert and two virtual hosts on the same ip:<br />
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x.mydomain.com -&gt; 111.111.111.111<br />
y.mydomain.com -&gt; 111.111.111.111<br />
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is a no-no, right?<br />
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instead they all still need to be ip-based sites:<br />
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x.mydomain.com -&gt; 111.111.111.111<br />
y.mydomain.com -&gt; 111.111.111.222<br />
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thanks.
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i am wondering, if one has a valid wildcard cert for *.mydomain.com, in order to host multiple secure subdomains from that cert would one need a static ip for each subdomain?  i think the answer is 'yes' but i figured i'd ask to make sure as i could find nobody stating this explicitly anywhere.

so, with a wldcard cert and two virtual hosts on the same ip:

x.mydomain.com -> 111.111.111.111
y.mydomain.com -> 111.111.111.111

is a no-no, right?

instead they all still need to be ip-based sites:

x.mydomain.com -> 111.111.111.111
y.mydomain.com -> 111.111.111.222

thanks.

wildcard ssl cert: need static ip for each subdomain?

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