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You can use name based hosting. &nbsp;The Server will always return the same certificate no matter what domain the user is going too. &nbsp;So long as the certificate matches the domain which the user is destined for the user will not get a certificate mismatch error.
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You can use name based hosting.  The Server will always return the same certificate no matter what domain the user is going too.  So long as the certificate matches the domain which the user is destined for the user will not get a certificate mismatch error.

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How would I set that up in the config file? &nbsp;I haven't had to configure tomcat alot.
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How would I set that up in the config file?  I haven't had to configure tomcat alot.

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How would I make SSL listen on port 443 and forward all traffic on port 80 to the appropriate virtual host on 443?
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How would I make SSL listen on port 443 and forward all traffic on port 80 to the appropriate virtual host on 443?

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I have say<br />
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https://sub1.domain.com&nbsp; <br />
https://sub2.domain.com&nbsp; <br />
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The ssl cert is a wildcard cert. &nbsp;Do I have to use IP based hosting in tomcat or can I use name-based hosting?
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I have say

https://sub1.domain.com  
https://sub2.domain.com  

The ssl cert is a wildcard cert.  Do I have to use IP based hosting in tomcat or can I use name-based hosting?

ssl subdomains in tomcat?

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