http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?id=187504

you can't use host headers with multiple SSL sites. each SSL site must have
a unique IP address.

however if I get what you're saying correctly, both names point to the same
site? are there no other sites on that IP?

if that's the case, host headers seem unnecessary to me, though I'm not
quite fully sure of your post.


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"Garry Lindsay" <garrylindsay@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi Lisa,

If I create multiple sites with multiple different certs how can the
browser decide to goto a different site, the host header is encrypted
and I am in a catch 22. IIS cannot decrypt the header to decide which
site to redirect requests to because I can only have 1 cert per
server!!!

Cheers
Garry

Lisa Cozzens [MSFT] wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> Unfortunately, there's no way to associate two SSL certificates with
the
> same site. You're right that you could do this in IIS4, but the way
that
> certificates are handled changed completely in IIS5, and that is no
longer
> possible. You need to create a second site for the second
certificate.
>
> Sorry!
>
> Lisa
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