Still little confusion

Still little confusion

• cybrenergy

  I had a question related with the last one.
  Actualy I have already a site certified with SSL, running over 443 port. Can I have another one running on the same server with another domain And if so, how

  Triyng to configure the second one I get the first domain on my explorer.

  This happends:

  http://www.domain1.com --> www.domain1.com
  http://www.domain2.com --> www.domain2.com
  https://www.domain1.com --> www.domain1.com
  https://www.domain2.com --> www.domain1.com (!!!!)

  Can anyone explain me this

  Thanks so much.

  David
  davids@grupoifedes.com

  
  

• dhooger

  hi,
  Thanx for ur replying. but still i had a confusion.
  Install certificate in to IIS of web server but how end user will affect Do end user have to provide any extra input with user name and password
  
  And one more thing is ther any difference between Digital Certificate and SSL
  
  Thanking you in advance
  
  David
  

• Beeche

  No ,end user will not required any extra password in case of SSL.

  SSL certificate is a class of certificate which is used for client/server or both type of authentication.

  
  
  

• Szmooz

  Hi Pete!

  First of all, thanks a lot for answer my question.

  Thats the way to create a new website in iis6 but thats not the problem I had. My problem is to create a second SSL domain in the same server. Configuring the second I get the first when I type the url in my browser.

  First domain works fine but second shows me the first SSL website. I m sure that I can configure several SSL domains in the same webserver but any time I see the first only.

  Thanks in advance.

  David.

  
  

• MattAster

  Hi David. The certificate must be installed on IIS, then the iis will enable 443 port, allowing response/requests with https. The data exchanged by browser and application will be encripted automatically. 
  
  
  
  

• Sun Foster

  Hey David,

  If you're always seeing the first, then it's kind of beyond my experience with IIS. There is an IIS specific forum on the ASP.NET site that the IIS team members monitor, so I'd give a shot over there.

  PEte

  
  
  

• krauser36

  Hi David.
  
  When you install the certified on IIS, the unique difference between cliente and server is that the client must connect using https, instead of http. The browser and the IIS will negociate the encription automatically.
  
  Optionally you can lock the http to refuse connections (at 80 port), when you install certificate you have a option on IIS certificate instalation process, to allow only connections at port 443, that is the same as https.
  
  You can use digital certificates in a lot of ways, but in this case ( web applications and a browser "Intenet explorer like" ) you wont have differences.
  
  You're welcome.
  
  Fabio Fernandes
  
  

• RobClark14

  Hi!

  Thanks for asking! I'm a member of the ASP.NET team, and was just popping over here to see what was going on. The best place to ask ASP.NET questions is over on the ASP.NET forums at http://www.asp.net/welcome.aspx tabindex=1&tabid=39

  Yes, you can do this with IIS 6 on Win2k3. You need to set up a "New Website" within INETMGR. When you walk through the wizard, you'll get to a page that asks for the IP, port and host header to listen on. On that page, leave the IP and ports at their default, but add www.domain2.com. That way, when IIS receives a request for the page with a host header of domain2.com, it'll use a refer it to a different web site.

  HTH,

  PEte

  
  
  
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