SSL, cPanel, webmail

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lamp

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Hello,

I have two domain names each with their own certificate. Each can be accessed without any problem via https://www.domain1.com and https://www.domain2.com

The problem arises when I type https://www.domain2.com/cpanel
--> I get a pop-up saying that the certificate belongs to domain1.com The same thing happens when I navigate to webmail.

Does anyone have any idea how the cpanel and webmail can be accessed in the following way:
https://www.domain1.com/cpanel && https://www.domain2.com/cpanel
without the popup?

As always, thanks.
Lamp
 
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msmollin

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Just a guess, but have you tried the SSL manager in the cpanel associated with domain2? Also, the certificate needs to be signed by a trusted signing authority, such as Verisign or Thawte, etc.

As for the webmail, I either have my users goto http://www.domain1.com/webmail or if I am feeling nice I set up a subdomain like mail.domain1.com that redirects to that.

Just my $0.02. Your mileage may vary.

--Matt--
 
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