This is a discussion on apache virtual hosts and different certificates within the Sun Solaris Administration forums, part of the Solaris Operating System category; --> Good day everyone! At the office, we are trying to test a secured web application. On our Solaris we ...
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| Good day everyone! At the office, we are trying to test a secured web application. On our Solaris we use IBM WebSphere. We use 2 different virtual hosts (www.test1.office.com and www.test2.office.com) and would like to use two different self signed certificates for those virtual hosts. But every time we use test1 we get a warning that the common name of the certificate is www.test2.office.com. Apparently it is not possible to define two Keyfile directives in the httpd.conf . Until now we have not been able to solve this issue. Has anybody an idea or maybe a confirmation that it is not possible? Our httpd.conf contains the following: <VirtualHost www.test1.office.com:443> SSLEnable Keyfile /supersecretdirectory/test1.kdb ServerName www.test1.office.com ... </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost www.test2.office.com:443> SSLEnable Keyfile /supersecretdirectory/test2.kdb ServerName www.test2.office.com ... </VirtualHost> Good day, --wim |
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| confirmation of impossibility: http://www.modssl.org/docs/2.6/ssl_faq.html#vhosts We Apologise for the Inconvenience, --wim |