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Different SSL-Certs for Domain and Alias

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Beamish

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Hi all,

i want to install an Onlineshop on my server using Plesk 9.5.4. This is a Multishop-System and will use different Domains but one Webspace and DB.
I would like to do this as Domain with Aliases.
Now i need to use differenz SSL-Certs (one for each Domain/Alias).

How can i do this?
Will this work with one IP-Adress only? I think i cannot configure this directly in Plesk, but can i do this manually in the VHOST-Config?

Regards,
Marco
 
The best thing to do a redirect if they are coming to shop2.com
Will not work the certificate on the second domain and I do not see if is possible from PLESK to add to it, only eventually manually to hack the conf file.
 
I searched and found that Wildcard SSL is particularly created to secure your top level domain together with all the subdomains of the same organization. For example; www. sitename.com, webmail.sitename.com, info.sitename.com, etc. can all be covered with one Wildcard SSL Certificate.

But sitename.com and mysitename.com can not have the same SSL..

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I searched and found that Wildcard SSL is particularly created to secure your top level domain together with all the subdomains of the same organization. For example; www. sitename.com, webmail.sitename.com, info.sitename.com, etc. can all be covered with one Wildcard SSL Certificate.

But sitename.com and mysitename.com can not have the same SSL..

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You can use UC Certificate, http://www.sslshopper.com/unified-communications-uc-ssl-certificates.html, COMODO sells it http://ssl.comodo.com/unified-communications-uc-ssl-certificates.php

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I have the same problem.
I have 2 certificate main domain and for domain alias ... but I don't Know HOw can I set to domain alias the certificate , because by default get the certificate of main domain.
 
Use a SAN certificate on the main domain for this.


Let's Encrypt supports this by default:

https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/frequently-asked-questions-faq/26

"Can I get a certificate for multiple domain names (SAN certificates)?

Yes, the same certificate can apply to several different names using the Subject Alternative Name (SAN) mechanism. The resulting certificates will be accepted by browsers for any of the domain names listed in them."
 
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