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Installing SSL Certificates

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by jlimited, Nov 16, 2004.

  1. jlimited

    jlimited Well-Known Member

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    Hello,

    I am trying to install a SSL Certificate to one of my clients web sites. I click on the Install CRT as root. I check my httpd.conf file and it is added as a VirtualHost. I then restart apache and it works.

    At least for my SSL Certificate. When ever I goto to https://secure.bluer.org/, it shows me my secure web page https://secure.limitedwebgroup.com/.

    I have redirected the DocumentRoot /home/jlimited/public_html/secure to /home/bluer/public_html/secure.

    Where can I find information on this or does someone now how to fix this?

    Thanks
    Jlimited
     
    #1 jlimited, Nov 16, 2004
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    Do you have a dedicated IP address for each SSL site?
     
    #2 FWC, Nov 16, 2004
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    No I do not have a dedicated IP address for each SSL site
     
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    You have to. Each SSL cert requires it's own dedicated IP.
     
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    I now have a dedicated IP for both my sites.

    I logged in as Root and then add the IP on the Add IP Address Link. I guess I need to click on the Change Site's IP Address link and then change my client's site over to it.

    What I need to know now, is there a way to allow the old IP to redirect the mail and serve the web page while the DNS is updating?

    Thanks
    Jlimited
     
    #5 jlimited, Nov 19, 2004
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    The ip should have been updated in your nameservers immediately - if indeed you did change it - (if you use cpanel/cpanel dns clustering to handle your nameservers), and all other servers should ask your nameservers for the correct Ip... it's only nameserver NAMES that can take a while to propagate.
     
    #6 dezignguy, Nov 21, 2004
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