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Christopher Cookson
New Pleskian
I have a wildcard SSL certificate eg *.server.com which is valid for all subdomains of server.com.
I'd like to set up each hosted domain with a domain alias of the form:
domain1.com > alias domain1.server.com
domain2.com > alias domain2.server.com
I'd then like to use the wildcard certificate for all domains on the server, and if https access is required access a domain using its domain alias which matches the SSL certificate for the server.
eg for domain1.com use https://domain1.server.com
I'm wanting this primarily for secure logins, without having to set up a separate IP address for each domain.
I'm using Plesk 10.2 on CentOS 5.x
Is this possible, and if so, how do I go about implementing it? So far I haven't seemed to be able to find any way to make it work via the panel, but maybe it needs to be done manually via the terminal?
I'd like to set up each hosted domain with a domain alias of the form:
domain1.com > alias domain1.server.com
domain2.com > alias domain2.server.com
I'd then like to use the wildcard certificate for all domains on the server, and if https access is required access a domain using its domain alias which matches the SSL certificate for the server.
eg for domain1.com use https://domain1.server.com
I'm wanting this primarily for secure logins, without having to set up a separate IP address for each domain.
I'm using Plesk 10.2 on CentOS 5.x
Is this possible, and if so, how do I go about implementing it? So far I haven't seemed to be able to find any way to make it work via the panel, but maybe it needs to be done manually via the terminal?
