When only running a single IP address for all customers on a Windows server ?
I've seen the ability to use "Shared SSL", but that is not what we want. Our customers want their own certificates.
For testing I have setup a "self signed" certificate for one of my domains.
All the instructions I've found say to then go into "Web Hosting Settings" and select that certificate from the drop down. THERE IS NO DROP DOWN. In fact there is NO REFERENCE WHATSOEVER to certificates on that page.
SSL IS turned on for the domain, so I have no clue where to go from here.
Is this even possible on a Windows 2008 R2 server utilizing a single IP hosting all domains, or for customers that want their own certificates, do I need to provide them with their own IPs ?
Which then becomes another problem because the Plesk server is behind a hardware firewall and the public IPs are only visible on the OUTSIDE interface of the firewall. Those then NAT internally to private IPs. Since I can't really sign a certificate using a Private IP... what then ?
Thank you
Rod
I've seen the ability to use "Shared SSL", but that is not what we want. Our customers want their own certificates.
For testing I have setup a "self signed" certificate for one of my domains.
All the instructions I've found say to then go into "Web Hosting Settings" and select that certificate from the drop down. THERE IS NO DROP DOWN. In fact there is NO REFERENCE WHATSOEVER to certificates on that page.
SSL IS turned on for the domain, so I have no clue where to go from here.
Is this even possible on a Windows 2008 R2 server utilizing a single IP hosting all domains, or for customers that want their own certificates, do I need to provide them with their own IPs ?
Which then becomes another problem because the Plesk server is behind a hardware firewall and the public IPs are only visible on the OUTSIDE interface of the firewall. Those then NAT internally to private IPs. Since I can't really sign a certificate using a Private IP... what then ?
Thank you
Rod