Hi,
is it possible to use multiple certificates on one port?
We tested multiple hosts without ssl, deploying the virtual Servers
foo.mydomain.com
and
bar.mydomain.com
with two different virtual servers to each one real web server (foo.mydom.intern and bar.mydom.intern).
Now we wanted to switch to ssl, so we created a separate for each URL.
With the first server everything is fine, the Domain name is read from the certificate. But as soon as I switch the second virtual server to SSL, I get the error message:
"Cannot use SSL certificate 'bar.domain.com' for the virtual web server 'Bar' on TCP port a.b.c.d:443 because the virtual web server 'OWA' listening on the same TCP port uses a different certificate 'foo.domain.com'."
So my question: Shouldn't it be possible to use two different certificates on the same TCP Port, and present the client the certificate depending on the URL requested?
When I chose a different Port (444) for the second virtual Server everithing is OK, but that's not quite my intention...
Thank You!
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