We are trying to install multiple SSL Certs on our IIS6 Web Server. We are
running CF7 Enterprise with multiple instances set up. I was just told by
Verisign that in order to use more than 1 SSL Cert on our IIS6 Web Server, we
need to run each of the SSL sites off different IP Addresses. If
You setup the IP addresses at the network card level. Go to the newtork card
Internet Protocol properties. Click Advanced and you'll be able to setup
multiple IP addresses. Once you have done that when you go into IIS to setup
the sites you'll see the additional IP addresses in the IP drop down.
If the websites are public, the IPs need to be public. If you are operating
on an intranet, they can be private. I have public IPS on my production web
server but private IPs on my local intranet development server.
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From: Dave Hatz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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You can also add IP's to your Local Area Connection TCP/IP Properties...
Any IP's in the Advanced TCP/IP Settings can be used as IIS Site IP's. These
IP's can be public to your network/intranet/internet, or they can be private
to a more narrow network or completely private to the server itself.
