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On Thu, 5 Jul 2001, Joseph Mack wrote:
> 1. A director can forward any number of VIPs. They're all independant.
>
> 2. https certificates are by url name, not by IP. You can have any number
> of certificates on a real-server.
incorrect, SSL certs are labelled with the URL name but the SLL session
is established before any HTTP requests. So, you can only have one SSL
cert tied to an IP address. If you want to have a single host handle
multiple SSL certs you need a seperate IP for each cert. You also need to
setup the director to handle all the IP's
named based HTTP DO NOT WORK with SSL because the SSL cert is sent BEFORE
the HTTP so the sever won't know what cert to send.
-Matt
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