On 3/1/06, Norman Rasmussen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Just like HTTPS, each hostname/certificate has to have it's own IP > address - this is so that we can tell which certificate to present > based on the IP the client has just connected to.
In XMPP, TLS is negotatied after the client sends the domain to the server in the stream header. It is possible to support more than one domain on a single address:port pair.
