Can you get two SSL virtual servers to run on IIS6?

I am trying to get two virtual servers running on IIS but am having a
bugger of a time. I can get either one working but not both. I've
tried custom ports. My redirects to htts are working, but I can
follow the redirect to an app. I know my setup and certs are ok on
each because each will work, just not both together.

Any tips or links to papers on what I may be doing wrong are greatly
appreciated.

thnx

Hal

carpenoctem
Thu Dec 09 15:56:16 CST 2004


h...@nospam.com wrote:
> I am trying to get two virtual servers running on IIS but am having a
> bugger of a time. I can get either one working but not both. I've
> tried custom ports. My redirects to htts are working, but I can
> follow the redirect to an app. I know my setup and certs are ok on
> each because each will work, just not both together.
>
> Any tips or links to papers on what I may be doing wrong are greatly
> appreciated.
>
> thnx
>
> Hal

David
Thu Dec 09 19:56:11 CST 2004

Sure. IIS supports multiple SSL virtual servers. Make sure they each have
unique IP:Port binding.

Please first describing what you are doing wrong so that we can correct it.
Please provide:
1. Website binding (IP:Port) of all SSL sites
2. How you are "redirecting" to HTTPS
3. Any "mapping" network devices between client/server (i.e. BigIP, proxy,
clustering, etc)

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I am trying to get two virtual servers running on IIS but am having a
bugger of a time. I can get either one working but not both. I've
tried custom ports. My redirects to htts are working, but I can
follow the redirect to an app. I know my setup and certs are ok on
each because each will work, just not both together.

Any tips or links to papers on what I may be doing wrong are greatly
appreciated.

thnx

Hal