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PhilMI
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Hi,
I'm running Plesk on IIS 7 for hosting various sites within our organization. The sites share a common domain with different host names for each one. E.g., site1.mydomain.com, site2.mydomain.com... They all share the same IP address.
I have a wildcard SSL certificate for the domain. I installed this certificate and had been using it on a test site - test.mydomain.com. Anytime that I would try HTTPS/443 with another site, e.g., https://site1.mydomain.com, it would redirect to https://test.mydomain.com.
I recently needed to use the certificate for another site (newsite.mydomain.com). In Plesk I added the wildcard cert to that site. Now newsite is the default end point for all HTTPS/443 traffic on the server. So a request for https://test.mydomain.com gets redirected to https://newsite.mydomain.com.
Is there any way to keep the HTTPS/443 requests going to the correct site, instead of just the one?
Note that the wildcard cert works well with the Plesk Panel 8443 admin sites.
Thanks,
Phil
I'm running Plesk on IIS 7 for hosting various sites within our organization. The sites share a common domain with different host names for each one. E.g., site1.mydomain.com, site2.mydomain.com... They all share the same IP address.
I have a wildcard SSL certificate for the domain. I installed this certificate and had been using it on a test site - test.mydomain.com. Anytime that I would try HTTPS/443 with another site, e.g., https://site1.mydomain.com, it would redirect to https://test.mydomain.com.
I recently needed to use the certificate for another site (newsite.mydomain.com). In Plesk I added the wildcard cert to that site. Now newsite is the default end point for all HTTPS/443 traffic on the server. So a request for https://test.mydomain.com gets redirected to https://newsite.mydomain.com.
Is there any way to keep the HTTPS/443 requests going to the correct site, instead of just the one?
Note that the wildcard cert works well with the Plesk Panel 8443 admin sites.
Thanks,
Phil