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chenks:
i know there are a couple of IIS experts here, so i have this question.

currently the IIS server has two domains pointing to it.
1 domain is a single site - www.blah.com
the other domain has the main site and a few sub-domain sites - www.meh.com, test.meh.com, test2.meh.com etc etc. these are all set up as individual standalone "sites" in IIS.

all works well.

we added a https certificate to www.blah.com, so now we have http://www.blah.com and https://www.blah.com, and IIS set to SSL required and the relevant 403 error page for that site set to redirect to the https version. again all works fine.

we then looked at adding an https certificte for www.meh.com, but come up with a problem that both sites have the same IP address set in the bindings and, apparently, you can't do this if both sites are bound to the same IP - is this correct?

if it is correct how would be get around this and be able to have both domains (along with the sub-domains) SSL certified?

d2d4j:
Hi chrysalis

It depends upon your mapping’s

You can install cert as a server cert and tell site to use that cert

What iis version are you using

Many thanks

John

chenks:
i'm chenks, not chrysalis  ;D
it's IIS 6 running on Windows Server 2003 (yes i know.. nothing i can do about it).

d2d4j:
Hi chenks

Apologies to chrysalis and yourself old eyes sorry

Instead of binding to an ip, set binding to default (sorry cannot remember it’s name), then there is no conflict

Many thanks

John

chenks:
you mean here ?

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