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I don't think a SAN certificate is an option, just because sites for this server are going to come and go. <br />
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I'm sorta new to WordPress MultiSite and I believe the idea is that there is one core WordPress installation but it's shared between different sites (meaning the domain name, plugins, themes, etc.). <br />
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That said, a more appropriate question would be: where can I add SSL's on the server for each virtual site in WordPress multisite?
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I don't think a SAN certificate is an option, just because sites for this server are going to come and go.

I'm sorta new to WordPress MultiSite and I believe the idea is that there is one core WordPress installation but it's shared between different sites (meaning the domain name, plugins, themes, etc.).

That said, a more appropriate question would be: where can I add SSL's on the server for each virtual site in WordPress multisite?

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I have an AWS EC2 instance running Amazon Linux running Wordpress MultiSite. I'd like the sites in the Network to be able to resolve to HTTPS.<br />
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What's the best way to install multiple SSL's on a single Wordpress Server? Is is possible to list multiple SSL's in the ssl.conf file? <br />
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Thanks for your help.
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I have an AWS EC2 instance running Amazon Linux running Wordpress MultiSite. I'd like the sites in the Network to be able to resolve to HTTPS.

What's the best way to install multiple SSL's on a single Wordpress Server? Is is possible to list multiple SSL's in the ssl.conf file? 

Thanks for your help.

Multiple SSL's on Wordpress MultiSite

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