I have one web server housing multiple sites, can I use a single certificate
for all the websites or do I need to apply the SSL certficate(s) to each site
individually? Using the certificate creation wizard, it looks like it makes
them based off a single website? Is there a way to create one SSL cert. and
have all the websites use that?
Thanks in Advance, Tom
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TAndrist ITS II

You can create a certificate request using certreq.exe

If all sites are hosts in the same domain, you can create a request for a
wildcard (*.domain.tld) certificate.

If the sites are in multiple domains, then you either need to create a
certificate with the hosts in the subject alternate name fiels, or create
multiple certificate requests.

Cheers
Ken

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"tandrist" <tandrist [at] discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have one web server housing multiple sites, can I use a single
>certificate
> for all the websites or do I need to apply the SSL certficate(s) to each
> site
> individually? Using the certificate creation wizard, it looks like it
> makes
> them based off a single website? Is there a way to create one SSL cert.
> and
> have all the websites use that?
> Thanks in Advance, Tom
> --
> TAndrist ITS II