installing multiple certificates on one web server

From: Alfred Bell (ab@cryptocosmic.org)
Date: 01/10/03 

From: "Alfred Bell" <ab@cryptocosmic.org>
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 2003 11:36:34 -0800

Karl,

I believe that you are correct. You will need two certs in
this scenario (or one for each virtual www site). AFAIK,
the CTL is DNS dependent. So if a cert was issued to
host.domain.com, and the Audit / CRL is being requested
from virtualhost.domain.com, the CRL Call will fail.

HTH

Alfred
>-----Original Message-----
>I guess I should know the answer to this... and I
searched www.iisfaq.com
>and www.google.com/advanced_group_search and
www.google.com first to try to
>find the answer.
>
>There is a limit of one SSL certificate per virtual
server instance in IIS,
>is that correct?
>
>So that if you have an internal DNS name for an IIS web
site that is
>different from the external DNS name, so that you need
two certificates for
>that server, then you need to create two different
virtual web sites that
>both point to the same content and that are bound to
different TCP ports?
>
>
>
>.
>

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