How to add multi SSL certificate - Apache ?

No, this is not possible. As the SSL certificate has to be exchanged prior to any other (insecure) communication between client and server, the server can only determine which certificate to be used by the ip address requested by the client. In your case, this ip address would be the same. You have to use different domain names AND different ip addresses for different certificates to be used on the same server.

Hi yah ( i never done 2 ssl in ONe ip)
but its possible according to Ref : apache Cookbook , 7.7. SSL Virtual Hosts

as McNetic said, you need to use different domain such as

https://mysite.com:443
https://abc.com.com :8443

but to configure ssl for different port
but you need to define port in your apache  some thing like this

Listen 8080

<VirtualHost 10.0.1.2:8080>
    DocumentRoot /www/vhosts/port8080
</VirtualHost>

Listen 9090

<VirtualHost 10.0.1.2:9090>
    DocumentRoot /www/vhosts/port9090
<VirtualHost>




so when user will access your site, they will have to define the port number with the site as i said before.

but i think you need to tell your ssl certificate provider taht you will use certificate in diffferent port ,

It is not necessary in this scenario to use different ports. If you have different hostnames and different ips, you can use the same port for both virtual servers.

I have only one IP , some domain name!

if you have same domain then why you need 2 ssl and for 2 different port ??

I need one port for administrator, with 2 side authenticate,
and other port for users, 1 side authenticate !

you can give it a try but i never done this....

So have not solution?

Must have 2 IP ?

Thanks anyway!

did you speak with your ssl provider ??

as far i know they provide ssl certificate for each IP

can you not ask them that can you use same ssl for one ip but for different port ??

I'm SSL Provider :)
I provide for myself a SSL certifcate with OpenSSL!

There is no other solution; you must have 2 IPs to use 2 different certificates on the same server.

Little mistake - in above code snippet, in line 14 - there should be </VirtualHost> - I missed "/".

I'm sorry, I don't know what I thought before - oklit is right, it is possible with different ports or different ips. Please excuse my being mistaken :-(.

@oklit:
It's OK, it's very very simple!
I omit "Listen 444"
Thanks verymuch :*