Bas Scheffers wrote:
On 3 Jun 2006, at 00:56, William Scott Jordan wrote:
And then the bigger question is, is there any way to tell AOLserver
which SSL cert to use, based on the host information?
If you are indeed talking about 1000s of sites, it may be worth it to
look into some hardware crypto box that is able to serve that many
different domains with a seperate cert each, without having to run
thousands of nsd processes. But you would still need one IP per site
to make it work.
And you could of course run one nsd with multiple nsopenssl modules
configured within it, one for each IP. Not quite sure how it would
work, but you should even be able to use one nsopenssl with a whole
bunch of "contexts". You can't get around the one IP per hostname/cert
though (unless you were comfortable with using non-standard ports, which
I wouldn't be).
-Titi
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