ssl and multiple vps hosts

upsforum

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Hi all,


I have 5 vps with relative hosts, so:

vps1.mydomain.com -> IP: xx.0xx.0xx.1
vps2.mydomain.com -> IP: xx.0xx.1xx.2
vps3.mydomain.com -> IP: xx.0xx.15x.9
... etc..

is possible use I single wildcard ssl certicate and install it on all my vps?
 

quietFinn

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Hi all,


I have 5 vps with relative hosts, so:

vps1.mydomain.com -> IP: xx.0xx.0xx.1
vps2.mydomain.com -> IP: xx.0xx.1xx.2
vps3.mydomain.com -> IP: xx.0xx.15x.9
... etc..

is possible use I single wildcard ssl certicate and install it on all my vps?
I haven't done it by myself, but I have seen other host doing it, so it is possible.
Just make sure you can install the certificate in more than one server.

For ex. in Comodo's site they say:

Each Wildcard SSL Certificate comes with unlimited server licensing included in the price - meaning you are free to install it on as many physical servers as you wish.
 

georgeb

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If you want to install the certificate on multiple servers, export the private key from the original server (where you first generate and installed the wildcard certificate) and import it on the additional servers. Then, install the certificate on the new servers (vps2,vps3,vps4 etc).

Regards
 
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upsforum

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I'm interest this ssl Cheap Comodo Positive SSL Wildcard starting at $70.43/year

but in description is write:

Wildcard SSL Certificate saves big money, as allows you to secure an unlimited number of subdomains on a single domain name with just one IP address.
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the same ssl on this website write

Secure unlimited subdomains over multiple servers on a single Positive SSL Wildcard certificate, the most cost effective solution for securing all your subdomains.
https://www.positivessl.com/ssl-positive_wildcard.php
 

upsforum

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Ok I solved my doubts, now I purchased a comodo wildcard positive ssl, I generated a CSR from my first vps with this hostname *.mydomainhosts.com and now look activation of cert
 

upsforum

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I installed my wildcard ssl on first vps but now how I can import private key, signing request and certificate on another vps?
 

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You just need to copy the private key from the first server. You can find the key at the following location on server.

/etc/ssl/private/yourdomainname.key or something similar.

Just copy it from here and paste it in the box for private key while installing on other servers.

Cheers!!!
 

upsforum

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Ok I solved,

I copied these files on others vps:

/etc/ssl/private/*.mydomain.com.key
/etc/ssl/certs/*.mydomain.com.cabundle
/etc/ssl/certs/*.mydomain.com.csr
/etc/ssl/certs/*.mydomain.com.crt

thank you for all
Alessio
 

upsforum

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I think that on 11.38 the importing of ssl is different, I tried with same old method (descripted in this topic) not work, you have ideas?
 

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I think that on 11.38 the importing of ssl is different, I tried with same old method (descripted in this topic) not work, you have ideas?
Have you tried installing the wildcard certificate through Web Host Manager, instead of importing it manually? If so, what error/issue did you encounter with this method?

Thank you.
 

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I think that on 11.38 the importing of ssl is different, I tried with same old method (descripted in this topic) not work, you have ideas?
At the time of SSL installation directly fetch the cert first and replace contents given by your SSL provider. I don't think they have made much differences but the change in interface.
 

upsforum

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these are steps:

1) Install an SSL Certificate on a Domain, I insert CRT and KEY and install, this is result:

You have successfully configured SSL.
The SSL website is now active and accessible via HTTPS on this domain:
*.myhost.net
The SSL certificate also supports this domain, but this domain does not refer to the SSL website mentioned above:
myhost.net
Click “OK” to reload this page.

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Ok i solved, I added manually in the services CRT and KEY and installed correctly